Feature Documentary film by Bill Day & Terry Schwartz. Executive Producers Todd Darling & Richard Hansen

This comic documentary follows two "camera guys" into the rain forests of Ecuador in search of the "bad guys" responsible for the destruction of the rainforest. Is it the loggers? The oil companies? Or two guys with a camera who need to record falling trees for their documentary?

This film was the first documentary bringing to light the damage created by Texaco (later bought by Chevron) to the rainforest and its inhabitants in Ecuador.

GRAND JURY PRIZE NOMINATION
Sundance Film Festival

DISTINGUISHED DOCUMENTARY ACHIEVEMENT
International Documentary Association

BEST SOCIAL/POLITICAL DOCUMENTARY
Chicago Film Festival

BEST OF THE FEST
Spirit of the Wilderness Film Festival

BEST OF THE FEST
South Africa Consewrvation Film Festival

BEST OF THE FEST
Lousville Film Festival

EXCELLENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL FILMMAKING - S.F. Environmental Film Festival

AWARD OF MERIT - Sinking Creek Film Festival

SERIALIZED ON NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TELEVISION