US Premiere
20 min
Filmmakers: Nick and Cheryl Dean
Wallacea is the biographical designation for a group of mainly Indonesian islands. One of the areas of the world with the widest range of endemic biodiversity, it remains virtually unknown to most people. This short film highlights the region’s biodiversity and the efforts of a few individuals to protect this fragile ecosystem and its inhabitants.
2:50 pm on Saturday at the Opera House – Block 5
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Our Short Film Award winner this year is an immersive story on one of the most illegally trafficked and endangered mammals in the world - a scaly little creature called a PANGOLIN you may never have heard of. And filmmaker Katie Schuler will be attending to receive her award and answer questions! Sunday, October 23rd at 6:30pm, Reynolds Hall.
https://vimeo.com/178045697
PANGOLIN trailer
PANGOLIN is an intimate glimpse into the journey of a single pangolin; from the moment it is taken from the wild to its final destination in China. Filmed on location…
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We love our student filmmakers! And we have an entire block of films devoted to their excellent work this year AND six of the student filmmakers are attending the festival, coming from all over the country! You won't want to miss BLOCK 8 on Sunday, October 23, beginning at 3:30 at Reynolds Hall - 11 excellent short films (not all student) on topics ranging from amphibians to insects to John Muir!
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For the tree hugger and lover in all of us: MOVING THE GIANTS is an awesome story and tribute of one man's mission to save the ancient California redwood trees and, in doing so, help save the planet. Screens Sunday, October 23rd, at 3:30 at Reynolds Hall.
Moving the Giants trailer
David Milarch is an arborist from central Michigan. In 1991, Milarch had a near death experience that inspired a personal quest – to archive the genetics…
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