Inform's The Secret Life of Cell Phones is a dynamic five-minute film that educates consumers about the environmental impacts of their cell phones. It urges viewers to recycle their phones rather than throw them in the trash and also looks at the impact on developing countries of shipping e-waste overseas.

Blue Gold: World Water Wars examines environmental and political implications of the planet's dwindling water supply, and posits that wars in the future will be fought over water. The film also highlights some success stories of water activists around the world, and makes a strong case for community action.

Everything's Cool is a toxic comedy offering a humorous (and serious) look behind the scenes at some of the prophets and players attempting to engage the public in understanding what’s going on with global warming. It’s also about the climate of disinformation that's enabled America to be so slow in addressing climate change issues.

WOVEN WAYS is a documentary film that shares the stories of the Navajo people, the land and livestock that sustain their culture and economy, and the environmental issues that threaten the living bonds between them.

With a shrinking population, the post-industrial city of Highland Park, Michigan is on the verge of financial collapse. The state of Michigan has appointed an Emergency Financial Manager who sees the water plant as key to economic recovery. She has raised water rates and has implemented severe measures to collect on bills.