Forest at the Fault Line

A field investigation into how land, policy, and memory collide at the edge of a protected forest.

Developed through long-form field research, the film combines observational footage, public records, and first-person testimony. It asks how communities live with decisions made beyond their immediate reach—and what evidence looks like from the ground.

Built slowly, reported closely, and shaped with the people who live the story.

Our reporting process pairs verifiable public information with sustained access in the field. Contributors are informed about the film's purpose and possible risks, while claims are independently checked before the edit is locked.