In the engaging dramedy "No Impact Man," directed by Laura Gabbert, we follow the real-life journey of Colin Beavan and his wife Michelle Conlin as they embark on a radical year-long experiment to live in the heart of New York City while attempting to make zero net impact on the environment. This humorous and heartfelt film chronicles the couple's extreme lifestyle changes, from giving up electricity and toilet paper to sourcing only local food, all while navigating the complexities of their careers and raising a young child. As they dive deeper into their eco-conscious project, the film explores the personal tensions, unexpected joys, and profound insights that arise from their commitment, offering a compelling look at modern consumerism, family dynamics, and what it truly means to live a sustainable life. Produced by Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal, and Steve Tisch, this 93-minute story blends drama and comedy to present a unique portrait of a family's ambitious quest for a greener existence.