Website: http://www.strawsfilm.com Watch at Home: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/strawsdoc Educational Distributor: The Video Project - https://www.videoproject.org/straws-edu.html - STRAWS (32 minutes/2017) has been lauded as one of “the 5 documentaries to make you rethink single-use plastic.” and an "Inspiring story of how it's possible to make a sea of change, one straw at a time." Sequences narrated by Tim Robbins chart the history of straws from gold in Mesopotamia to our current disposable convenience consumption of billions of non-recyclable plastic straws every day. STRAWS are one of the single-use items contributing to landfills and the estimated 8.5 million metric tons of plastic waste entering seas annually, taking decades to hundreds of years to break down to microscopic levels now pervasive in bottled and tap water, soils, and even the air we’re breathing. Used by communities, non-profits and learning institutions globally, now STRAWS can be watched at home. At only 30 minutes length, it's a great film to inspire people to get involved and make a difference.

WATCH: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/bringingithomemovie/590614288 - Website: https://www.bringingithomemovie.com Updated for 2021, this award-winning documentary extols the many benefits of industrial hemp for the environment and human health, while revealing the obstacles to what could be a thriving industry for U.S. farmers. Produced by Linda Royal (fka Booker), Co-directed by Blaire Johnson and Linda Royal. © 2021 By the Brook Productions LLC "Bringing It Home is not just an informative film, but a very important one." -- Alex Sparrow, Director of Hemp-LimeConstruct, Co-author of The Hempcrete Book: Designing and Building with Hemp-lime

WATCH: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/lovelivedondeathrow - - Love Lived on Death Row (2008, 84 minutes) is a powerful documentary about a family torn apart by a domestic violence tragedy and reunited by another impending tragedy. Sister Helen Prejean (portrayed in the motion picture Dead Man Walking) calls it a "a powerful, poignant film about the tremendous healing powers of love and forgiveness, this documentary will leave audiences thinking about the Syrianis' story and the issues addressed in it long after viewing." The Independent Weekly says "The best part of Love Lived on Death Row is Booker's ability to capture a depth of human love and forgiveness that leaves the viewer both teary-eyed and joyfully hopeful about the human potential to do good. – Patrick O'Neal Running time: 84 minutes / ©2008 By the Brook Productions LLC