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Eastern Horizons Documenting North America’s east coast from Georgia to Newfoundland, Eastern Horizons blends the rich history and culture of the sea with world class sea kayakers, idyllic destinations, incredible wildlife and compelling stories of people who’s lives are deeply connected to the Atlantic Ocean. From the rich marshes in North Carolina to the icebergs in Newfoundland and from the urban landscape of New York City to the remote fishing villages of the Magdalene Islands, this film is a must for everyone interested in the ocean. $29.95 78 Minutes/Extras include a Greenland Feature on Cheri Perry and Turner Wilson, Slideshow, and much more!/Shot in High-Definition “Th is film reveals many of the East Coast’s hidden kayak venues and puts faces to some familiar names who have worked hard to develop sea kayaking over the years. You won’t regret the investment, a must for the enthusiastic sea kayaker.” Nigel Dennis-sea kayaking UK “Th e locations are spectacular, the paddlers are likeable and genuine and the kayaking is first class. Paul Kuthe’s dance with a Fundy whirlpool is worthy of a dozen rewinds and the camera work is simply the best I have seen in a sea paddling movie.” Jeff Moag-canoe and kayak magazine
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Pacific Horizons Showcasing some of the world’s most sought after sea kayaking destinations, Pacific Horizons captures the essence of the Ocean and inspires everyone to get out on the water a go kayaking! Blending wildlife, people, places and action-packed kayaking, Bryan Smith takes us on an unforgettable journey documenting impressive tidal race surfing, the Orca whales of the San Juan Islands, the Bunsby islands off the remote coast of Vancouver island, “commando kayaking” with Greenland rolling and ropes gymnastics champion Dubside, the wind and waves of the Oregon coast, and to top it all off, a special appearance of Justine Curgenven’s film work depicting her journey around the Queen Charlotte Islands with Shawna Franklin and Léon Sommé. PacificHorizons is an entertaining, breath-taking and inspirational adventure film. $29.95
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49 Megawatts As the world begins to acknowledge the immediate need to curb greenhouse gas emissions in an attempt to slow global warming, British Columbia is responding with an aggressive push for clean and sustainable energy. 49 Megawatts takes a close look at the future of British Columbia’s rivers after the issuing of hundreds of private water licenses for power production. In an attempt to uncover the backroom politics behind the approval of the Ashlu Creek Hydro Project, Bryan Smith reveals how British Columbia is fast tracking hydro projects under the name of “green power” without efforts to curb power demand, adequately assess the environmental impacts of “run of the river” hydro projects, or consider the input of local communities and governments. $15.00
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