Klamath (2016)

Hidden in the depths of the Klamath-Siskiyou mountains is a world few have seen. Complex geology, climatic conditions, and impassibly rugged river canyons have inspired some of the greatest technological feats of history — technology created by life over billions of evolutionary cycles to survive otherwise unsurvivable conditions.

This film is a window into that world.

“Equivalent to a profound spiritual experience”

“A tremendously insightful look into the ecosystems we inhabit”

“Amazing. Makes me quiet.”

“Unsurpassed film — Beautiful”

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