Grit

Grit delves into the catastrophic mudflow triggered by the Lapindo company's drilling for natural gas in 2006, which has displaced 60,000 people and buried entire villages under mud. The documentary chronicles Dian's journey from a six-year-old survivor to a politically active teenager fighting for justice alongside her mother.

The film's runtime is 80 minutes, providing an in-depth look at the long-term effects of environmental disasters and the resilience of the affected communities. The footage spans over six years, capturing the ongoing struggle against the drilling company and the relentless mudflow that continues to impact lives.

Collectors will find Grit available in DVD, VHS, and Blu-ray formats, making it accessible for various media collections. The documentary is not just a story of loss but also one of activism and determination, highlighting important environmental issues.