Some of the Film Projects We are Involved with Below
Secrets of Satellite Beach
The chemical family known as PFAS, ubiquitous in everything from waterproof fabrics to nonstick cookware, is also becoming common in water, soil, land—and our bodies. While these “Forever Chemicals” are linked to serious adverse human health outcomes, including cancer, neither the federal government nor Florida has regulated them closely. A mini-documentary from Kimberley Fowler and Amy Fu.
Following pollution and disease rates near Patrick Space Force Base in Satellite Beach, Florida, and how a group of cancer survivors uncovered a Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) and exposed the decades of contamination left behind by the DOD. Chemicals called PFAS can be passed down from generation to generation and can even damage DNA. The high cancer rates loom over this small town.
Forever in Florida
Earth's Greatest Enemy
Earth's Greatest Enemy is a new documentary film investigating the Pentagon's catastrophic toll on the planet–from carbon emissions, to toxic dumping, to habitat destruction and more, while highlighting the struggles against it. This will be the first ever piece of media that puts every facet of the Pentagon's pollution together into one indictment.
Phosfate
The residents of Bone Valley, Florida, have cancer rates 6 times higher than the national average. This region of central Florida has the largest deposits of naturally occurring chemical phosphorous, which is mined to make fertilizer. As the chemical is processed, using over 70 million gallons of groundwater, each ton leaves behind 5 times the amount of radioactive rock.
Cancer Alley
Humanatee - Coming Soon!
This 85-mile stretch of the Mississippi from Baton Rouge to New Orleans, LA, has over 150 petrochemical and chemical plants that are giving some communities cancer rates of 50x the national average. We still are meeting and interviewing more people, and we can't wait to share their stories!