Give Trees a Chance: The Story of Terania Creek
This recording of an anti-logging protest is one of many documentaries made in the 1980s that reflect growing concern about progress at the expense of the environment.
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This recording of an anti-logging protest is one of many documentaries made in the 1980s that reflect growing concern about progress at the expense of the environment.
16mm experimental short dedicated by the filmmaker to her mother and the Whitlock family.
The Mostviertel, Austria's pear country, stretches from the river Danube to the Alps, right in the heart of Austria. Pear trees are scattered across the landscape and produce 200 different kinds of pears. Their naturally
Every spring, thousands of Canadians leave the comfort of their homes to live rough in remote bush camps planting hundreds of millions of trees collectively. This is their journey.
Invasive weed trees are coming soon to a yard near you.
A short experimental film by Alison Johnson. A reflective journey of the forest and of the mind, carving a path between the physical world and the internal world. Words and phrases of a personal poem written by the filmm
Landscape after landscape is projected through animation that employs various techniques such as line drawings, paintings, and computer graphics. These landscapes are interspersed with live-action shots from behind of a
A mouse learns about bravery.
A look into the life of a young gay Egyptian man, who is also one of my childhood closest friends.
A matter of subtraction.
It's essentially a series of segments about Christmas trees and Christmas tree-inspired displays judged by TLC to be "extreme."
Relax with music and nature and meditate with the echoes of nature with beautiful, calming, soothing music and images of the most beautiful trees and forests from around the world. Are you craving tranquility and the nee
This film is a visual eulogy to my friend and mentor, Steave, who passed away earlier this year from cancer. The theme of the film is the beauty of death and transformation.
Older than the Roman Empire, the giant sequoia trees have stood thousands of years and weathered every force mother nature has thrown their way, that is, until now. From the logger’s ax to climate change-induced fire sto
Rose Hammond's documentary film explores through interviews the Black resort towns of Idlewild and Woodland Park, Michigan.
A short film exploring the relationship between trees, creation mythology, and the decontextualised nature of media. Created through a diverse array of analogue mediums, the piece also incorporates natural elements such
Diving into the interior of a small forest, up to its clearing at dusk, A treetop rising catches sight of the disappearance of birds and stops at hollows left on tree trunks.
A family tree is usually a rigid form, documenting relationships and family structures through time. This work uses forms playing on my family tree, loosening that structure to bring in more distantly (and tangentially)
An experimental short film
North Carolina Poet Laureate, Jaki Shelton Green, paints moving, vivid, and poignant pictures of the complexities of the African American experience with her audio poems. Jaki visited the grove of trees in which an ances