By recording our investigations worldwide we have established a riveting and dynamic documentary archive, gathering stimulating and intelligent programme content through the eyes of our investigators. Using investigative journalism techniques with broadcast-quality equipment and covert filming techniques we ensure our message is communicated effectively and accurately.

The archive is data-based and is available on a professional basis to journalists and programme-makers. All income raised from the sale of this archive help to fund future campaigns. Our video news releases are also available for a limited period at press launches to news broadcasters on Beta SP or DVCAM (PAL). For more information or if you would like us to send you a showreel, please get in touch:

Contact: communications[at]eia-international.org

The following movie files can be downloaded (right-click and select 'Save Link As.') or streamed directly. They are however quite large files (averaging 12MB) and may therefore take a short moment to start and are suited to those with a fast broadband connection to the internet (DSL, Cable etc.). Please note that the material here represents only a selection of our entire archive.

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*NEW* Environmental Crime: Our Planet - Our Problem
15MB
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Dall's Porpoise: The Largest Cetacean Hunt in the World
5.1MB
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Movie: An Introduction to EIA and Telapak's Indonesian Partners
This film is made with footage shot by our Indonesian partners 9.1MB
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Movie: An Overview of EIA and Telapak's Skills Sharing Programme in Indonesia
2.5MB
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Cetaceans: Futo Dolphin Drive Hunt
17MB
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Cetaceans: Norway Minke Whale Hunt
1.2MB
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Forest: Borderlines (full version - 16 min)
Vietnam is operating as a centre for processing huge quantities of unlawfully-logged timber from across Indochina, threatening some of the last intact forests in the region.
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Forest: Borderlines (short version - 3.15 min)
Vietnam is operating as a centre for processing huge quantities of unlawfully-logged timber from across Indochina, threatening some of the last intact forests in the region.
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Forest: Buyer Beware
5.4 MB
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Forest: Defenders of the Tribal Boundaries
The film documents the consequences of Indonesian government run oil palm plantations on local communities in the Arfak Mountains, Prafi, West Papua Province.
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Forest: Destiny - My Land
A film exploring the impacts of forest management policies on the communities and environment in Bintuni Bay, West Papua, and their hopes for reform (duration: 12.04 mins).
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Forest: Gaharu Business - Blessing or Disaster
The film explains the multidimensional impacts of the gaharu trade on the environment and indigenous Auwyu dan Wiyaghar, in Assue District, Mappi, in the south of Papua Province, Indonesia. (Duration: 15.44)
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Forest: Tears of Mother Mooi
The film documents the negative impacts from one of Indonesia’s biggest logging and palm oil conglomerates on the indigenous Mooi People in Sorong, West Papua, and gives their long standing struggle a stronger voice. (Duration: 10.54)
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Forests: The Last Frontier
Abridged version - 23.4MB
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Ozone: A Decade of Tackling Ozone Depleting Substances
8MB
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Ozone: Under the Counter
Abridged version - 22.5 MB
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Movie: The South Luangwa Conservation Society
7.8 MB
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Tigers: End Tiger Trade
More than 30 organisations, representing millions of people around the world, are calling upon the Chinese government to stand firm, to maintain its 14-year tiger trade ban, to close down tiger farms and to increase investment in stopping illegal tiger trade. 22.3MB
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Tigers: Saving Big Cats, Stopping the Trade
Tibetan Plateau awareness film - 23.1MB
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Tigers: Skin Deep
17.6MB - The need for effective enforcement to combat the Asian Big Cat trade
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Tigers: The End of the Trail
Video News Release 14.5MB
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Tigers: The Tiger Skin Trail
Abridged version - 5.5 MB
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Tigers: Tiger Bone Wine
Worldwide, efforts to save the wild tiger are under threat because of an attempt to revive trade in their body parts. 6.8MB
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