Thinking Globally
Somos de Café
2008
ETL’s initial documentary and focuses on the importance of fair trade coffee in local communities in Guatemala.
ETL's second documentary looks at the importance of micro loans to women within Chile.
Essubi
2010
ETL's third documentary highlights the plight of child-headed households in rural Uganda.
Pragati
2011
ETL’s fourth documentary, shifts its attention to the issue of human trafficking, particularly women within Nepal.
obnova
2012
ETL's fifth documentary explores the role of youth led reconstruction efforts to bridge tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina resulting from the conflict surrounding politics and ethnicity during the 1990s.
Khulla
2013
ETL's sixth documentary focuses on the social stigma surrounding individuals with mental health within Indian society.
Ger Kler
2014
ETL’s seventh documentary highlights refugee issues, both in the United States and abroad. The team focused specifically on the Karen population, a group of people who live on the border of Burma and Thailand as a result of a drawn out civil war and genocide. ETL chose this topic because of the misunderstanding surrounding refugees and chose this population because of the large Karen refugee population that lives in the Twin Cities.
ETL's eighth documentary regards Indigenous issues specific to the Sámi people, the last recognized indigenous group in Europe.
ETL's 9th documentary showcases women in agriculture in Rwanda and Central Minnesota.
Ubumwe
2016
For ETL's 10th documentary we follow the trail of electronic waste from the streets of Minnesota to the city of Hong Kong.
Luen Hai
2017
Stay tuned for ETL's 11th documentary!
TBA
2018