Across Southern Appalachia, mountaintop removal coal mining is leveling forests destroying communities and
threatening water supplies so that all of us can enjoy cheap electricity.

This compelling documentary film explores an issue we should all be concerned about. The film features interviews
with coal industry officials, citizen conservation groups, scientists, physicians and coal field activists including Larry
Gibson, Maria Gunnoe, Ed Wiley, Julia Bonds and Jeff Goodell, author of Big Coal: The Dirty Secret Behind America’s Energy Future.

While her boyfriend is away on business, a woman’s good intentions put her in danger when she hosts a couple in
trouble. Very quickly the visitors take control of the apartment, involving the woman in contradictory and dangerous lies pushing her to the edge of her sanity.

Except for the occasional blind date set up for him by a female colleague at work, it suits shy mechanical engineer Walter Mason just fine to retreat to his apartment each evening to work on his book of Impossible Objects and listen to shortwave radio. But a chance event reveals something surprising about a woman in the brightly colored head scarves
he passes wordlessly getting off the train each night. When the woman disappears, he becomes obsessed with finding out what happened to her, only to find himself in a suddenly strange world in which all that is familiar turns against him and which his analytical mind is powerless to comprehend

Screenwriter, Co-director, Co-Producer: Kerry Douglas Dye
Producer, Co-Director: Jordan Hoffman

Civil rights pioneer John Lewis revisits the churches, parks and bridges where he played a pivotal role in the struggle for equality and voting rights in the segregated south.

A life of a simple farm hand takes a turn for the worst when an acquaintance returns home.