Not too hot, not too cold, but “just right”; human civilisation was built inside an improbably cosy cosmic thermal pocket, and now we are busy burning through the thermostat.

Directed by award winning documentarian Andrew Nisker, Goldilocks takes a captivating, visually expansive dive into the unseen thermodynamic engine that runs our world: heat. Weaving together six extraordinary stories, from deep space SETI researchers hunting for habitable zones to a Finnish sauna master chasing temperature ecstasy, the film unpacks the razor thin thermal equilibrium that makes life possible, and the alarming consequences when humanity knocks that balance off kilter. It is a smart, playful, and deeply urgent inquiry into the invisible force governing biological survival, planetary boundaries, and the fragile physics of existence.

If you are hosting a climate resilience symposium, a university science and technology teach in, an eco cinema night, or a community panel on extreme heat and green transition, this screening pack delivers everything you need to spark a burning dialogue without melting down your audience’s enthusiasm.

What You Get: - High Definition Digital Download: A crisp, full length feature file prepared for projection in university auditoriums, science centres, independent cinemas, or community halls. - Public Screening Licence: Cleared for non commercial educational use, environmental advocacy screenings, academic workshops, and civic discussions. - Host Screening Guide: Stimulating discussion starters, foundational science explainers, and actionable takeaways designed to channel thermal awe into collective ecological purpose.

Ideal For: - Climate change advocacy groups and renewable energy campaigns - University departments of physics, earth sciences, astronomy, and environmental studies - Urban planning, green architecture, and heat resilience initiatives - Science festival programmers and community environmental groups

Download the film, gather your crowd, set the room to a comfortable temperature, and press play. When the lights come back on, the thermometer watching gets serious. Whether you host a post screening panel with local urban planners tackling the urban heat island effect, lead a classroom inquiry into planetary habitability, or mobilise your neighbourhood around heat resilience, this pack gives you the spark to turn scientific curiosity into urgent community action.

Every week, we dump our blue bins on the curb and pretend they vanish into thin air, but our trash is actually staging a quiet coup.

Directed by award-winning documentarian Andrew Nisker, This Film Is Garbage pulls back the curtain on the multi-billion-dollar smoke-and-mirrors game of modern consumer waste. Following Nisker’s eye-opening investigation into where our single-use plastics, packaging, and household throwaways truly end up, the film is a punchy, unflinching, and darkly witty reality check on a global crisis hiding in plain sight; right beneath the lid of your kitchen trash can.

If you’re hosting a zero-waste meetup, an eco-film night, a high school or university symposium, or a local sustainability workshop, this screening pack provides everything you need to break the spell of convenience culture, without making your audience feel like giving up.

What You Get: - High-Definition Digital Download: A crisp, full-length film file optimized to project on anything from a high-end auditorium display to a backyard projector sheet. - Public Screening License: Fully cleared for non-commercial educational events, campus screenings, environmental action meetings, and community discussions. - Host Screening Guide: Incisive discussion prompts, eye-opening waste facts, and concrete local action steps to turn post-viewing outrage into zero-waste momentum.

Ideal For: - Zero-waste and plastic-reduction advocacy groups - Municipal and community sustainability committees - High school, college, and campus environmental clubs - Eco-conscious neighbourhood associations and libraries

Download the film, gather your community, bring your own reusable bowls of popcorn, and press play. Once the screen goes dark, the conversation gets real. Whether you lead a post-film panel on municipal composting, launch a local plastic audit, or simply help your neighbours stop falling for recycling myths, this pack equips you to turn a passive movie night into collective, trash-slashing action.

Decades after the sirens faded, the radioactive fallout of the atomic age is far from buried, it is written into the bodies, cultures, and generational trauma of communities the world conveniently forgot.

Directed by acclaimed documentarian Andrew Nisker, NUKED pulls back the political shroud on the human and ecological aftermath of Cold War nuclear testing. Journeying to the frontlines of the Pacific and beyond, the film documents the harrowing legacy of atomic weapons detonations through the voices of survivors and descendants fighting for recognition, justice, and environmental remediation. It is an urgent, unflinching, and visually arresting expose that dismantles military myths faster than an exclusion zone expands.

If you are organising a disarmament forum, an eco-justice film night, a university peace-studies teach-in, or a fundraiser for frontline indigenous rights, this screening pack provides everything you need to illuminate this lingering catastrophe, without losing sight of human resilience.

What You Get: - High-Definition Digital Download: A crisp, full-length feature file optimised for projection in lecture theatres, local cinemas, community centres, or gallery spaces. - Public Screening Licence: Cleared for non-commercial educational screenings, grassroots forums, campaign rallies, and charitable fundraisers. - Host Screening Guide: Incisive discussion prompts, historical context, and policy takeaways designed to translate audience shock into meaningful advocacy.

Ideal For: - Peace, disarmament, and anti-nuclear campaigns - Indigenous rights and environmental justice organisations - University history, politics, and human rights societies - Community peace circles, faith groups, and civic cinema series

Download the film, gather your audience, and press play. When the screen fades to black, the critical reckoning starts. Whether you lead an informed panel on modern non-proliferation treaties, organise support for affected communities, or galvanise local debate on ecological accountability, this pack equips you to turn historical awareness into decisive global action.

Below the surface, the ocean’s busiest cities are fading into ghost towns while the rest of us are busy looking the other way.

Directed by environmental documentarian Andrew Nisker, Coral Ghosts follows legendary marine biologist Dr. Tom Goreau as he retraces his family’s multi-generational quest to document, understand, and rescue the planet’s rapidly bleaching coral reefs. It’s an eye-opening, deeply personal, and surprisingly urgent journey through underwater wonderlands that are vanishing faster than your resolve at an open bar.

If you’re organizing a coral preservation rally, an eco-movie night, a classroom teach-in, or a fundraiser to save what’s left of our marine ecosystems, this screening pack gives you everything you need to spark real action—without having to put on a wetsuit.

What You Get: - High-Definition Digital Download: Crisp, full-length film file ready to project on a community hall wall, cinema screen, or backyard sheet. - Public Screening License: Cleared for non-commercial community screenings, educational events, panel discussions, and charitable fundraisers. - Host Screening Guide: Discussion prompts, key takeaways, and action items to turn audience shock into collective impact.

Ideal For: - Ocean conservation & environmental non-profits - Climate-focused fundraising events - University, school, and eco-club screenings

Download the film, round up your crew, pop some popcorn, and hit play. Once the credits roll, the real work begin. Turn that screen-time inspiration into real-world momentum. Whether you host a post-film Q&A, spark an honest debate about ocean conservation, or pass the hat for a marine preservation project, this pack gives you the tools to educate your community and to help preserve our coral reefs while we still can.

It’s stuck under our desks, cemented to our pavements, and parked in billions of mouths every single day, yet almost no one realizes we’re chewing on synthetic plastic and spitting out a toxic environmental disaster.

Directed by investigative filmmaker Andrew Nisker, Dark Side of the Chew takes a sharp, irreverent, and thoroughly jaw-dropping look at the world’s second most common form of litter: chewing gum. Tracing the habit from ancient tree-sap traditions to today’s petroleum-based bubble-gum conglomerates, the film uncovers the massive clean-up costs, health questions, and ecological toll of an overlooked, multi-billion-pound addiction that is literally gumming up the planet.

If you’re organising a campus awareness night, a clean-streets campaign, an eco-film screening, or a community sustainability forum, this screening pack delivers all the tools you need to pop the bubble on single-use habits; without leaving a sour taste in your audience’s mouth.

What You Get: - High-Definition Digital Download: A crisp, full-length feature file ready to roll in lecture theatres, cinema rooms, or community centres. - Public Screening Licence: Cleared for non-commercial educational use, environmental group gatherings, civic forums, and grassroots fundraisers. - Host Screening Guide: Provocative Q&A prompts, jaw-dropping litter stats, and practical consumer action steps to guide viewers from casual disgust to civic change.

Ideal For: - Anti-litter coalitions and high-street business improvement initiatives - High school, university, and youth environmental clubs - Municipal waste-reduction teams and civic action groups - Eco-conscious film series and sustainability non-profits

Download the film, call up your community, skip the gum, and hit play. When the credits roll, the real chewing over begins. Whether you kick off a debate on corporate producer responsibility, organise a neighbourhood clean-up blitz, or challenge your audience to ditch synthetic gum for good, this pack gives you everything you need to scrape away the ignorance and turn street-level shock into lasting action.