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Pop Impact is my column with ImpactAlpha where I write about the creative economy and publish reviews of films, documentaries and TV shows based on their portrayal of sustainability concepts.

The Lost Bus (2025): When climate disaster hits home 

Black Snow (2025): The real costs of cheap energy

Trade Secret (2025): Extinction as a business opportunity

Out of Plain Sight (2025): Shining a light on the toxic legacy of DDT

UNEARTH (2025) Standing up to polluters, and power

Chasing Time (2025): Visualizing Earth’s vanishing glaciers

Oceania: Journey to the Center (2025)

The Fisherman (2024) nets laughs while tackling overfishing and life in a changing world

Room for Us? (2025) Pulls back the curtain on Nantucket’s affordable housing crisis

Twisters (2024): We should listen to the scientists

Toxic Town (2025): What’s a finger or toe really worth?

Ocean (2025): A powerful case for marine conservation and global cooperation

Black Mirror (2011-2025): A reflection of our not-too-distant future

Mountainhead (2025): The techno-utopia nobody asked for

Secret Mall Apartment (2024): Affordable housing as performance art

Greenhouse Effect: The Avengers movie Marvel should have made

Severance (2025): Work-life imbalance

Mickey17 (2025): Expendable workers

Common Side Effects (2025): Cure everybody and you’re out of business

Paradise (2025—): More ****еd than anyone realizes

Silo (2023—): Needs of the many require the sacrifices of the few

The Wild Robot (2024): Tugging at your heartstrings

Flow (2024): One cat’s journey in a lost world