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Excerpt from the review: "The original 1960s release gives this an air of timelessness, not unlike Thomas’s poetry. Brinnin’s narration is authoritative but not sonorous. The tone of the documentary is informative, but never boring. There’s a sense of action in the editing of McKenna’s photographs, coupled with using actual recordings of Thomas himself, reading his poetry.  Thomas is best known to the layman as the poet of “Do not go gentle into that good night” but Days of Dylan Thomas packs in much more into a scant twenty minutes, specifically about his personal life. He describes his wife, Caitlin...

Women on Mars is a highly engaging documentary about space exploration that never wastes a minute of its hour runtime. The topics are presented in simple ways that show the unique impact of the work being done. Whether you’re a space nerd or just interested in science, this is one worth watching. Recommended.

Blue Carbon Receives 4 Star Review From Video Librarian!

Newsflash! We are thrilled to announce that Green Planet Films has received a Supporting Arts Grant from the State of Connecticut for $2,663! We look forward to putting this money to work growing our film education programs and distribution work. 2026 is going to be another great year at Green Planet Films.