Dipsas Speaks (Trailer)
Wildlife Conservation Film Festival 2022 • 41s
Dipsas Speaks is a poetic reflection on the human-wildlife conflict bordering Ecuador’s Cayambe-Coca National Park, where cattle grazing and agriculture threaten fauna habitat. With a 100% wildlife cast filmed on a cloud forest reforestation site, a voice is given to threatened fauna through Dipsas klebbai, a local snake. Awarded Best Environmental Film at The Hague International Film Festival, Best Documentary at the Chicago International Children’s Film Festival, and Best Cinematography at the Delhi Shorts Film Competition, 2022.
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EL PARAJE (Trailer)
El Paraje tells the story of a Natural Reserve located in the mouth of Guadalhorce river. Nowadays, this place is surrounded by roads, houses and industry in Malaga, a large western tourist city in southern Europe. However it is still a remarkable site where you can find a great variety of bird s...
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Free Billy (Trailer)
Taken from the wild in Malaysia as a baby, Billy was transported to Los Angeles Zoo. There he was cruelly trained to do tricks to amuse the visitors.
Thirty years later, having led a mostly solitary life in the zoo, Billy exhibits symptoms of mental and physical distress.
This powerful film foll... -
Free Billy
Taken from the wild in Malaysia as a baby, Billy was transported to Los Angeles Zoo. There he was cruelly trained to do tricks to amuse the visitors.
Thirty years later, having led a mostly solitary life in the zoo, Billy exhibits symptoms of mental and physical distress.
This powerful film foll...
