Filmmakers from around the world were challenged to create short documentaries focused on the environment in just five days. The winners will be announced following the screening, claiming over $20,000 in cash and prizes, and will screen across the FUSION network over the next two years. A Miami Beach teen takes steps to combat climate change in Sink or Swim (USA, 6 min., Antony Alvarez, Andy Flores), while Novelty of Climate Change (USA, 4 min., Tommy Tang) and The Bulgarian Solution (Bulgaria, 5 min., Stani Milev) offer their own unique takes on the issue. In Stonefly (USA, 8 min., Alexander Finden), an alpine species is threatened with extinction. The founder of a honey company explores sustainability in Buzzkill (USA, 4 min., Ian Frank, Justin Simpkin). The Larger Net (USA, 6 min., David Orr, Kate Webber) presents a former fisherman’s reflections on meditation. New York City’s oyster restoration movement is the focus of both Filter Feeders (USA, 6 min., Rory Moon, Amy Zhang) and The Big Oyster (USA, 5 min., Colleen Cassingham, Roberto Drilea), while Pacific Salmon (USA, 5 min., Charles Johnson, Ben Jensen, Anthony Whitfield) looks at efforts to save endangered Pacific Northwest fish. Heart of a Grizzly (USA, 5 min., Casey Anderson) is about a man and an orphan bear. A community organizes to save trees in Riverland (USA, 8 min., Edward King). Southwest Perspectives: Water (USA, 6 min., Nathan Hill) reveals how climate change is affecting our spiritual connection with our most precious resource.