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THE STOLEN RIVER
Six young people in rural India set out on a journey to find out who is poisoning their sacred river Yamuna, causing people and animals to fall sick and die en masse in their village and surrounding areas. By the time they arrive at the foothills of the Himalayas, a shocking reality unfolds in front of them: their river has been “stolen” and replaced by an open flow of sewage, causing a major ecological disaster affecting tens of millions - to which, unknowingly, the whole world contributes. Can they save the river, people’s lives and their holy land, the very heart of the ancient Indian culture?
Directed by Krisztina Danka, Ph.D.
Running time: 40 min.
Available languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Hungarian
Release year: 2017
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The Stolen River
Az ellopott folyó
The film is available for public screening worldwide.
Join the change makers and help raise awareness by organizing public screenings for ‘The Stolen River’ in your community!
A public performance license is required by copyright law for any business, institution, organization, company or individual who wishes to engage in any screening of the film outside of the home. This requirement applies regardless of whether the institution, company or organization is commercial or non-profit, or whether a federal or state agency is involved, and whether viewing is free or an admission or other fee is charged.
The public screening license fee and term vary according to the nature of the screening.
These fees will help the filmmakers and activists on their campaign to bring awareness to the issue.
Non-profit screening license: $85
Educational screening license: $245
To apply for public screening license please email to karunaproductions@gmail.com. Indicate your country, city, venue, location, date of screening and expected number of guests. Once we receive this info, and your payment we will send you the download link.
VIOLET AND THE WILDMAN
York City is full of eccentric characters, but nobody is like the Wildman. Who else can claim to have made international headlines by getting arrested for eating a dandelion in Central Park? Leading foraging tours and helping people embrace what nature has to offer in the most unexpected places, for decades, Wildman, now 68, a divorced father, is eager to ignite his passion for environmentalism in the younger generation. But can he inspire his own teenaged daughter?
Directed by Krisztina Danka, Ph.D.
Running time: 18 min.
Available languages: English
Release year: 2019
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Violet and the Wildman
NATURE'S I.Q.
Insects, birds and mammals carry out most of their behavior in a predetermined, instinctive way. But where do their mysterious, complicated behavioral patterns come from? Nature's I.Q.: Extraordinary Animal Behavior, a book by two young scholars, Istvan Tasi and Balazs Hornyanszky, published by Torchlight, received the prestigious award for Best Scientific Book in 2009 from USA Book News. Presenting dozens of behavioral examples, and adapting the book`s basic idea to the screen with compelling visuals and footage of animals in the wild, Nature`s I.Q. the documentary intends to entice the audience to question what they thought, and were taught, to be unshakeable truth. Meet the deceptive hunters, the cunning bluffers, the unlikely partners, the champions of timing, and the remarkable wanderers of the sky, and be prepared to witness that nature can be more unfathomable than
contemporary science allows for.
Directed by Krisztina Danka, Ph.D.
Running time: 58 min.
Available languages: English, Hungarian
Release year (theatrical, television, digital): 2012
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