It's time to break out the popcorn. This week on the Green Life, we'll review some of our favorite new eco-movies.

Tiny (2013)

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Milestone birthdays can trigger the kind of big life decisions that make great fodder for movies. So, almost-30-year-old Christopher Smith stumbled into making a documentary about building a 130-square-foot home and the big-picture ethos behind the tiny house movement: Tiny.

Wrestling with those "Who do I want to be? How do I want to live?" questions on the cusp of his 30th spurred Smith's impetuous purchase of a wide open space in Colorado. He just needed to put a house on it. In the pursuit of freedom, self-sufficiency, and in the interest of completing a DIY-home without any construction experience, he decided to build a tiny one.

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