"So Still Digging?", the second multi-award-winning feature from the young researcher, author and visonnary filmmaker, Hugo Dayan, is not just a narrative documentary. It serves as a powerful call to action, seamlessly blending science, art, and emotion to engage audiences in the urgent discourse of sustainability. This art work marks not only the journey of a now established researcher, but also that of a filmmaker for whom emotion is important in the dissemination of knowledge. This feature is also moreover than a film. Building upon the new aesthetic foundations of knowledge sharing laid by his debut feature film "Lovely Working for the New Moonlight" (meaning "development" in Quechua) and through the lens of Hugo's groundbreaking approach, the visionary director's latest creation transcends traditional boundaries, bridging the gap between academia, technocracy and the general public, inviting viewers to be active participants - or "spect-actors" - in the sustainability discourse : the very intention of cinema that "opens the eyes and raises the head" Backed / Produced by APREIS (European and International Actors, Practices, Research for Sustainability), the independent, non-profit research laboratory renowned for its dedication to exploring sustainability through scientific, artistic, educational, and cultural works, "So,Still Digging?" invites viewers to become active and proactive in the journey towards more sustainable futures. This captivating narrative not only evokes empathy but also inspires change, making it a must-watch for anyone seeking insights into climate issues and solutions