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ACID Canal is a feature-length documentary directed by Tyler Faires of Faires Wheel Films. The film examines the drought challenges facing the Anderson-Cottonwood Irrigation District (ACID) and how those water-management pressures affect a rural California community. With a runtime of approximately 87 minutes, the documentary blends on-the-ground storytelling with environmental and policy context to illuminate the human side of water scarcity. Distributed by Filmhub and produced for educational distribution licensing, ACID Canal has earned attention on the festival circuit and through public screenings.