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Our friend and fellow filmmaker, Alexandra Lexton of Lex Productions has made a beautiful film called FOOLS' PARADISE (lost?) about how we heal ourselves through reconnection to nature, and the symbiotic necessity to heal what’s left of the wild – our own inner wild and the outer wild.

Their filmmaking team is fundraising right now for post-production. If you can, please join TrimTab Media by making a contribution and sharing the campaign to help them reach their goal. It takes a village to finish a film!

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FOOLS' PARADISE (lost?) - Film and Storytelling | Seed&Spark Immersed in experiences recounted by writers, artists, adventurers, environmentalists, scientists, and activists, we delve into scientific and artistic inquiry around how we use and depend on nature to regenerate and maintain our minds, bodies, and spirits – and how we can in turn, heal the earth.

A nice story in Anchorage Daily News about our upcoming Premiere of Ellavut Cimirtuq (Our World Is Changing) at Anchorage International Film Festival.

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Examining how climate change affects Southwest Alaska villages, filmmakers highlight Yup’ik resilience and pride A new documentary screening at the Anchorage International Film Festival, “Ellavut Cimirtuq (Our World Is Changing),” was produced by a team that includes Quinhagak filmmaker Jacqueline Cleveland.