Action de Carême presents a pair of documentary shorts that use intimate testimony and observational camerawork to examine gender, food sovereignty and climate resilience. The first film traces shifting gender roles across Guatemala, Burkina Faso, the Philippines and Switzerland, exploring how dialogue and local solutions can transform power relations and advance the right to food. The second follows community efforts to adopt improved cookstoves, reducing wood use, deforestation and respiratory risk. Subtitled in French, the films favor textured, human-scale portraits.