Apple Grown in Wind Tunnel (2000)

Apple Grown In Wind Tunnel is an absurdist film noir about a hidden community of people struggling to find alternative healthcare in a world with dwindling resources. The film explores ideas of health, illness, and well-being in a post-industrial society. Connected by illegal radio broadcasts, abandoned industrial sites, and the highway, these individuals are united by their desperate search for a cure. As Craig Baldwin writes, it's "a sublime video elegy" – a gripping story of illness and a grassroots movement fighting against modern ailments, unfolding like a toxic road movie in pursuit of healing.