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REBIRTH, 12min., USA, Animation/Doc
Directed by Frank Kilpatrick
Rebirth: Intended to foster environmental climate change awareness by children, Rebirth is A Child’s Environmentally-Friendly Fairytale -- a 12-minute animated musical suite depicting the respective seasons in four movements: The mini-symphony features (recorded-live) violins, cellos, clarinet, oboe and timpani, among other instruments, as it gathers momentum to provide a personal experience of nature’s growth cycles - with trees dancing and tendrils triumphantly bursting forth through the soil. Further, it doubles as a meditation mindfulness exercise as it allows us to teach children to move a little bit more methodically – react less and observe more. To pay attention instead of being distracted.

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Wild Pyrénées, 43min., France, Documentary
Directed by Alwa Deluze
Wild Pyrenees is above all an invitation to travel, to discover the wildest valleys of the Pyrenean massif. The film is composed of sumptuous images, usually reserved for experienced mountaineers or the most pugnacious naturalists.

https://bellotafilms.fr/film-detail/les-pyrenees-secretes/

SIN REFUGIO, 17min., Mexico, Documentary
Directed by Roberto Bosoms, Andrea Cordoba
When the Mexican government decides to open an agricultural water dam in Chihuahua to pay a water debt to the United States, local farmers battle the military to protect their harvest and livelihoods.

RESTORATION NATION, 7min., USA, Documentary
Directed by Charles Atkinson, Jeff Ostenson
The Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe keeps the health of the natural resources in mind when approaching sustainable development projects that benefit both the tribe and the surrounding community.

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AMONG THE CORALS, 28min., Panana, Documentary
Directed by Fabiano d'Amato
In the summer of 2021, scientists from the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute set sail for a three-week expedition on the Pacific coast of Panama to study uniquely resilient corals, known as Super Corals, for the Rohr Reef Resilience Project.

https://www.paxarctica.org/