Environmental documentaries have the potential to shape public opinion, influence policy decisions, and contribute to broader environmental movements by raising awareness and inspiring action.

Environmental concerns have been prevalent since the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century when the exploitation of natural resources and the devastating impacts of industrialisation sparked environmental movements and a recognition of the critical need for ecological preservation.
In recent times, the urgency to tackle environmental issues has intensified due to the escalating threats of climate change, deforestation, pollution, and biodiversity loss.
Environmental documentaries serve as powerful tools for education, advocacy, and mobilisation. They have the potential to shape public opinion, influence policy decisions, and contribute to broader environmental movements by raising awareness and inspiring action. They encourage individuals to adopt sustainable practices, support environmental policies, and engage in collective action for positive change.
Petros Ktenas
After inheriting her father's leather business, Tanya Van Der Water risks everything he built on an abandoned RSL club and an audacious ten-week transformation. What begins as a fight for the future of a family business becomes a story about inheritance, courage and finding new value in what others leave behind. The greatest inheritance we can leave our children isn't what we build. It's the confidence to build something beyond us.
