S3.E6 ∙ Die Tester

'Fire in the hole!' B O O M! Blending explosive footage, emotion and the power of a newly freed river after being blocked for 100 years, this video celebrates the power of art-activism and the role it played in the second largest dam removal project in world history. The 20-year effort to remove antiquated Condit Dam on the White Salmon River in Washington state began when two salmon and wild-river loving art activists dared to call for dam demolition.

An inside look at how police, first responders, and other government agencies react when faced with a critical incident such as an active shooter. The West Orange Police Department conducted one of the largest full-scale critical incident drills in New Jersey, involving a mock active shooter at Liberty Middle School. Our cameras captured the gunfire, explosives going off, the wounded, and even hostages held up in one of the classrooms. This documentary hopes to shed light on the best ways for government agencies to prepare and deal more effectively and efficiently with these unfortunately all too common critical incidents that are sweeping our nation. Narrated by Captain Mark Kelly, whose wife, former Congresswoman, Gabrielle Giffords fell victim to an active shooter incident in 2011.

A team of underdogs go on a world tour to get to the roots of the escalating mercury issue. From fish to vaccines to dental fillings to coal fired plants to the global transport of mercury, they find that mercury is much more toxic and pervasive than they thought and the cover up is even bigger.

A documentary about graffiti artists in the capital of China.

The honorable battle of people who gathered inside a park at the center of Istanbul. The Battle of 'Gezi Park' which was like a democracy carnival during the daylight and brought together people from all over the world, turned to the hell with the unproportional attack by the police after the evening salat and lasted in the 19th day. The result: 5 dead, hundreds of woundeds, loss of money of millions of dollars.

Protesters. Police. Pepper Spray. For 5 days in 2008, a group of protesters calling themselves Re-create 68 took to the streets of Denver to dissent against the American government at the Democratic National Convention (DNC). Defying federal court orders, riot police and bad press, this motley assemblage of men and women ranging in age from 21 to 71, set out to 're-create the spirit of the sixties' and exercise their version of democracy with their voices and bodies as their only political capital. 5 DAYS IN DENVER is an immersive journey through the modern protest experience in America. From arrests during the DNC to the weeks of planning leading up to the many marches and status-quo disruptions, this documentary embeds you in the life of the unconventional patriot.