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Yellowstone National Park has 4 seasons that can change at any time. Summer is for eating…. Fall is for mating… Winter is for surviving ….and Spring is for re- birth.
Documentary film about Jugoplastika, the best European basketball club of the 20th century as chosen by FIBA! Jugoplastika Split was founded in 1945. In its rich display case there are over 50 different trophies, of whic
Over a cup of coffee, two people try to remember a particularly rowdy night. Together they start to recall "memories" that include terrible dates, monsters and emotional confessions.
A collection of short cut out animated films made by students ages 5-15 at the Yellow Ball Workshop, 1965. Instructor: Yvonne Anderson.
A look at the world of the semi-aquatic river otter, with insight into its ability to thrive during the harsh winter season in Yellowstone National Park.
Documentary about "The Yellow Hotel" in Lusk, Wyoming, and the madam who owned it.
An adaptation of the popular short story by Charlotte Gilman explores the tension between the imagination and realism of an isolated 19th-century woman.
In their yellow submarine, a father and son go on a surreal underwater adventure to search for the elusive "Golden Whale". 1988 short film made by Ikko Ohno, using MSX hardware.
Four friends decide to explore an old, abandoned house on the edge of town, looking for a little excitement. But as they go deeper inside, they discover hidden secrets and forgotten objects that reveal unsettling truth a
The documentary addresses the critical issue of the abduction of Ukrainian children. The film explores shattered childhoods and the mechanisms of propaganda employed by a totalitarian regime in today’s world.
This experimental short film tells a cautionary tale; that of the cycle of teenage love. Shown through the lens of Charlie, a cigarette-addicted and ADHD medicated teenager who breaks up with his girlfriend of one year,
Home to some of the most majestic scenery in the United States, Yellowstone National Park contains nearly 9,000 square miles of forests, geysers and other natural wonders. This documentary explores the park's history and
Atlantic Yellow is the name of the unique variety of granite from Serra da Groba, located on the most rectilinear and southern coast of Galicia, and a passage of initiation paths since the Sumerian culture. Still and mov
A documentary on human–elephant conflict
Fishing with a couple of the most knowledgeable and experienced near inshore anglers on the coast, Barry Brightenburg and Greg Trompas we go into depth on tackle and techniques for what it takes to find and enticie these
By recounting personal anecdotes, filmmaker Angela Chou challenges common assumptions held about Asian American women, and raises questions about ethnic, cultural and gender marginalization in the diaspora.
National Geographic presents Yellowstone Wolves: Succession, a captivating special that delves into the powerful and complex world of the Yellowstone wolves. In this episode, viewers will discover both the iconic wolf dy
This cameraless film is based on a recurent nightmare from my childhood, a night terror of a yellow specter riding a horse. The filmstrip has been destroyed by multiple expositions with a flashlight, hand-processing and
An illegal prairie cockfight is the setting for an autobiographical reminiscence about the struggle to find place and peace in the rural west of the 1970’s. Yellow and Red Make Orange exists as the emotional memory of a