A film production house and justice initiative for Indigenous communities.
Formerly known as People's Planet Project
About us
Our story began a decade ago with a simple belief: films about land, resistance, and climate justice should not only find a place in cinema, but equally serve as evidence to protect Indigenous frontline communities from extractive industries.
Justice Film is not separate from the political reality of the communities we work with.
The stories among.earth supports are evidence. They defend territory and make visible what extraction would rather keep quiet.
More about among.justiceProductions Films
Abrid N'Azetta
Tuda weaves a traditional carpet to keep her family's knowledge alive, but when male traders dismiss her work, a mythical feminine presence shows her another way to carry it forward.
Scars of Gold
Namtara organizes resistance to a gold mine, only to watch the river turn toxic, poisoned by a neighboring community that took the money he refused.
The Birds Still Sing Here
On Lovongai island, where the sea presses further into the land and mining interests have long fractured the community from within, Yasmin tries to understand what her father John has carried in silence for years, as he slowly begins to speak.
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