About
About
Make Impact Films is a production company based in Copenhagen dedicated to developing and producing documentary films that aim to make social and environmental impact.
We are mission driven and are especially knowledgeable about areas such as climate, biodiversity, environment, farming, political an societal structures and human evolution and awareness. Our focus is on shifting society towards nature-friendly, regenerative and community and care based existential paradigms.
We have experience with impact strategy distribution. Our latest documentary, The Nature of Farming, about regenerative, life-affirming agriculture is currently being distributed via exclusive screenings with talks and debates. It is strengthening the new agricultural movement in Denmark.
We primarily produce our own projects but we are open to co-productions.
Occasionally, we collaborate with NGOs and other relevant actors around the production of presentation and branding material or short documentaries. We do so when the mission and the values align with ours, and we feel that we would be helping to make impact.
Make Impact Films is a production company based in Copenhagen dedicated to developing and producing documentary films that aim to make social and environmental impact.
We are mission driven and are especially knowledgeable about areas such as climate, biodiversity, environment, farming, political an societal structures and human evolution and awareness. Our focus is on shifting society towards nature-friendly, regenerative and community and care based existential paradigms.
We have experience with impact strategy distribution. Our latest documentary, The Nature of Farming, about regenerative, life-affirming agriculture is currently being distributed via exclusive screenings with talks and debates. It is strengthening the new agricultural movement in Denmark.
We primarily produce our own projects but we are open to co-productions.
Occasionally, we collaborate with NGOs and other relevant actors around the production of presentation and branding material or short documentaries. We do so when the mission and the values align with ours, and we feel that we would be helping to make impact.
About
About
Make Impact Films is a production company based in Copenhagen dedicated to developing and producing documentary films that aim to make social and environmental impact.
We are mission driven and are especially knowledgeable about areas such as climate, biodiversity, environment, farming, political an societal structures and human evolution and awareness. Our focus is on shifting society towards nature-friendly, regenerative and community and care based existential paradigms.
We have experience with impact strategy distribution. Our latest documentary, The Nature of Farming, about regenerative, life-affirming agriculture is currently being distributed via exclusive screenings with talks and debates. It is strengthening the new agricultural movement in Denmark.
We primarily produce our own projects but we are open to co-productions.
Occasionally, we collaborate with NGOs and other relevant actors around the production of presentation and branding material or short documentaries. We do so when the mission and the values align with ours, and we feel that we would be helping to make impact.
Make Impact Films is a production company based in Copenhagen dedicated to developing and producing documentary films that aim to make social and environmental impact.
We are mission driven and are especially knowledgeable about areas such as climate, biodiversity, environment, farming, political an societal structures and human evolution and awareness. Our focus is on shifting society towards nature-friendly, regenerative and community and care based existential paradigms.
We have experience with impact strategy distribution. Our latest documentary, The Nature of Farming, about regenerative, life-affirming agriculture is currently being distributed via exclusive screenings with talks and debates. It is strengthening the new agricultural movement in Denmark.
We primarily produce our own projects but we are open to co-productions.
Occasionally, we collaborate with NGOs and other relevant actors around the production of presentation and branding material or short documentaries. We do so when the mission and the values align with ours, and we feel that we would be helping to make impact.
FRø
Food security begins with
seed security
“A seed system that supports farmers’ freedom to produce, save, and develop seeds, while fostering cultivated biodiversity and local adaptation, is the foundation of nature-aligned, regenerative agriculture that builds resilience in the face of climate change.” Isabelle Denaro
The Nature of Farming
Synopsis: FRø is a Nordic film about the quiet power of seeds and the people who carry it forward. In a poetic tapestry of Nordic stories, FRø introduces us to people whose lives, each in their own way, are intertwined with seeds. Through their work, whether they grow, preserve, study, or share seeds, the film opens a door to a world where these small vessels of life offer us memories of the past, choices of the present, and possibilities for the future. Through the film’s lyrical portraits, insights unfold that invite us to see seeds anew: as the origin of life and as part of a cycle we have almost forgotten. The film asks quietly yet persistently: Can we rediscover our connection to seeds — and what might happen if we do?
Distribution: After the premiere on January 26th 2026 and as part of an impact strategy, we will be distributing the film in Denmark via exclusive screening events with subsequent Q&A sessions with the Director Isabelle Denaro. The same goes for Norway and Sweden once the premieres that are currently being organized there have taken place. The talks will focus, on the one hand, on understanding the current seed system, the importance of cultivated biodiversity, the different types of seeds available on the market, and the new EU seed law proposals, and, on the other hand, on envisioning how we can create local seed production systems, identify what needs to change in the laws, and strengthen collective organization to make that change possible. You are welcome to reach out, if you are interested in hosting a screening. There will be a more general distribution in cinemas in the Nordic countries in the near future.
The Nature of Farming
- The Nature of Farming
- Original titel: Landbrugets Natur
- Documentary film
- Language: Danish
- Duration: 01:52
- Production: Make Impact Films
- Direction & Script : Isabelle Denaro
- Camera & Editor: Marco Denaro
- Sound Design: Matias La Cour
- Music: Frederik Magle
- Premiere in Denmark: April 22nd 2024
Synopsis: The Nature of Farming tells the story about regenerative farmers in Denmark and their nature-friendly approach to farming, restoring biodiversity above and below ground, drawing down CO2, building soil fertility and structure and balancing the water and carbon cycles, while growing nutrient dense food for humans. Full of visions and scientific information the film makes it clear that farming regeneratively is a powerful solution to the climate and biodiversity crises, but it is also beautiful, poetic and healing in its very own way. What does life-affirming farming look, sound and feel like? Director Isabelle Denaro hopes to create a longing that will inspire people to push towards a new farming paradigm and ultimately a new way existing on the planet.
Distribution: As part of an impact strategy, we have been distributing the film in Denmark via exclusive screening events with subsequent Q&A sessions with the Director Isabelle Denaro. For now, it has been a total of 40 events and there are 15 planned this spring. The talks are often centered around soil, microbiology, natural intelligence and biological processes, new existential paradigms, land ownership, the farming subsidy system, community building, food sovereignty and the climate and biodiversity crises. We are currently planning the international distribution of the film.
Synopsis: The Nature of Farming tells the story about regenerative farmers in Denmark and their nature-friendly approach to farming, restoring biodiversity above and below ground, drawing down CO2, building soil fertility and structure and balancing the water and carbon cycles, while growing nutrient dense food for humans. Full of visions and scientific information the film makes it clear that farming regeneratively is a powerful solution to the climate and biodiversity crises, but it is also beautiful, poetic and healing in its very own way. What does life-affirming farming look, sound and feel like? Director Isabelle Denaro hopes to create a longing that will inspire people to push towards a new farming paradigm and ultimately a new way existing on the planet.
Distribution: As part of an impact strategy, we have been distributing the film in Denmark via exclusive screening events with subsequent Q&A sessions with the Director Isabelle Denaro. For now, it has been a total of 40 events and there are 15 planned this spring. The talks are often centered around soil, microbiology, natural intelligence and biological processes, new existential paradigms, land ownership, the farming subsidy system, community building, food sovereignty and the climate and biodiversity crises. We are currently planning the international distribution of the film.
The Nature of Farming
The Nature of Farming
Farmers can save the planet
“If our farms were biodiverse gardens, full of trees, perennials, annuals, wild flowers and an array of insects and birds, we would regenerate the soil and its life-sustaining microbiology.” Director Isabelle Denaro
- The Nature of Farming
- Original titel: Landbrugets Natur
- Documentary film
- Language: Danish
- Duration: 01:52
- Production: Make Impact Films
- Direction & Script : Isabelle Denaro
- Camera & Editor: Marco Denaro
- Sound Design: Matias La Cour
- Music: Frederik Magle
- Premiere in Denmark: April 22nd 2024
Synopsis: The Nature of Farming tells the story about regenerative farmers in Denmark and their nature-friendly approach to farming, restoring biodiversity above and below ground, drawing down CO2, building soil fertility and structure and balancing the water and carbon cycles, while growing nutrient dense food for humans. Full of visions and scientific information the film makes it clear that farming regeneratively is a powerful solution to the climate and biodiversity crises, but it is also beautiful, poetic and healing in its very own way. What does life-affirming farming look, sound and feel like? Director Isabelle Denaro hopes to create a longing that will inspire people to push towards a new farming paradigm and ultimately a new way existing on the planet.
Distribution: As part of an impact strategy, we have been distributing the film in Denmark via exclusive screening events with subsequent Q&A sessions with the Director Isabelle Denaro. For now, it has been a total of 40 events and there are 15 planned this spring. The talks are often centered around soil, microbiology, natural intelligence and biological processes, new existential paradigms, land ownership, the farming subsidy system, community building, food sovereignty and the climate and biodiversity crises. We are currently planning the international distribution of the film.
Synopsis: The Nature of Farming tells the story about regenerative farmers in Denmark and their nature-friendly approach to farming, restoring biodiversity above and below ground, drawing down CO2, building soil fertility and structure and balancing the water and carbon cycles, while growing nutrient dense food for humans. Full of visions and scientific information the film makes it clear that farming regeneratively is a powerful solution to the climate and biodiversity crises, but it is also beautiful, poetic and healing in its very own way. What does life-affirming farming look, sound and feel like? Director Isabelle Denaro hopes to create a longing that will inspire people to push towards a new farming paradigm and ultimately a new way existing on the planet.
Distribution: As part of an impact strategy, we have been distributing the film in Denmark via exclusive screening events with subsequent Q&A sessions with the Director Isabelle Denaro. For now, it has been a total of 40 events and there are 15 planned this spring. The talks are often centered around soil, microbiology, natural intelligence and biological processes, new existential paradigms, land ownership, the farming subsidy system, community building, food sovereignty and the climate and biodiversity crises. We are currently planning the international distribution of the film.