What happens when the very industry threatening your health, your home, and your community is protected by the laws meant to safeguard you?
UnchainedTV’s Truth Files is diving into a cinematic exposé that is shaking Central and Eastern Europe to its core—and its message echoes right to your doorstep.

Originally filmed in Polish and now breaking language barriers by launching simultaneously in nine different languages, the explosive documentary Toxic Neighbors is streaming right now on UnchainedTV.

Presented by the Green REV Institute, this powerful film pulls back the curtain on the devastating rise of massive animal factories with the help of Poland's government through an insidious plan call the Stench Law.

This film takes us deep into Polish rural communities to expose how industrial agriculture impacts local water, air, and the everyday lives of residents—while highlighting a controversial legislative proposal critics have dubbed the "stench law."
Can an entire community lose its legal protection against powerful corporate interests? And what happens when ordinary citizens decide they've had enough?
Today, we are going behind the scenes of this monumental global release. Later in the episode, I’ll be speaking with Morgan Janowicz from the Green REV Institute about the grassroots resistance fighting to stop this expansion, and why individual consumer choices aren't enough—we need systemic change.

Produced by Sylwia Spurek and Anna Spurek, and directed, filmed, and edited by Tomasz Kiełbasa, Toxic Neighbors is both an investigation into Poland's agricultural system and a warning that extends far beyond its borders.