That's the Price

The documentary runs for 41 minutes and explores the effects of an American corporation's contract for coking coal on the towns of Natal and Michel. It delves into themes of fossil fuel dependence, industry, and international trade, presenting a nuanced view of economic benefits versus environmental costs.

Collectors interested in documentaries that tackle social and environmental issues will find this film particularly relevant. The keywords highlight its focus on coal mining and the challenges faced by communities reliant on fossil fuels. With its thoughtful examination of industry and sustainability, That's the Price adds depth to any collection focused on environmental documentaries.