4DWN tells the unconventional and deeply personal story of a South Dallas skatepark whose mission is to change the lives of everyone who walks through the gate. The 4DWN skatepark is a resilience hub rooted in skate culture, tackling the challenges of food insecurity and social justice in one of the city’s poorest communities.4DWN is at once punk, irreverent, and authentic. But it’s also organic, nurturing, and profound. The magic of this skatepark-turned-urban farm is brought to life through a beautiful, intimate mixed-media approach that pays homage to the canon of skate films that came before it. 4DWN chronicles the past and present lives of the Park’s founders and one budding young skateboarder who finds kinship, camaraderie, and a reason to keep pushing.

4DWN

A Texas skatepark changes the lives of everyone that walks through the door.

From slicing through rapids in a whitewater kayak to carving into a plate while printmaking, Alexandra “Chachi” Riesco draws lines between geologic forces and her work and play — but following her own line isn’t always easy. As Chachi navigates challenges, her art highlights the importance of our connections to nature.

Finding the Line

Whitewater kayaking, geology, and printmaking come together to influence Chachi Riesco's career as an artist.

Through interviews with individuals connected to the mountain, the film tells a story of transformation, showcasing the mountain's beauty before the eruption, the devastation that followed, and the ongoing regeneration. With stunning visuals and personal narratives, it invites viewers to reflect on their relationship with Mt. St. Helens and the power of nature's forces.

Mount St. Helens: A Fire Within

A documentary that explores the 1980 Mt. St. Helens eruption and its profound impact on the landscape and human lives.

Following a citizen scientist's journey of discovery, the film explores the treasure hunt for freshwater mussels in the upper Sangamon River. Finding a diverse collection of healthy mussels means a healthy river and a healthy community.

Mussel Grubbing: A Citizen Science Treasure Hunt

Everyday-people in Illinois supports science in ways that are important to the well-being of their local environment.

Follow Cayuse Tribal Member Gabe Sheoships into an ancient cultural practice, and discover the connections between migratory fish, urban forests, and community stewardship... and the work one group is doing to rebuild the strength of these connections for future generations.

PLACE - People, Lamprey, and Cultural Ecology

An indigenous leader looks to build access for more communities and creatures in one of Portland's urban creeks.

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