Gasland

Released in 2010, "Gasland," directed by Josh Fox, investigates the environmental and health impacts of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in the U.S. After receiving a $100,000 offer to lease his family’s land for drilling, Fox travels across 24 states, interviewing affected residents, scientists, and whistleblowers. Featuring footage of contaminated water, flammable taps, and industry cover-ups, the film exposes fracking’s toll on communities and ecosystems, sparking a movement against unregulated drilling.