Skinny and Fatty: the Story of Yard Birds
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Relive the excitement of the greatest single day in American skiing history as the men's U.S. Ski Team's Bode Miller and Daron Rahlves accomplish the impossible. For the first time in history, two American men claimed a
The country with the greatest diversity of birds is full of ways to go. More than 100 years ago, American researchers traversed royal roads, navigated rivers, and crossed mountains to learn about Colombian birdlife. Toda
This amateur film, shot in 1946, is a remarkable and nostalgic window into a family day out at Dublin Zoo. -IFI Archive
Somewhere in Eastern Europe. A group of illegals tries to cross the border, guided by the local smuggler.
A short documentary profile about a birder named Brian.
This film is based on Attar’s poem “Conference of Birds”. It contains chapters that tries to describe the feelings of Attar’s poem on images.
Birdmen of Istanbul In Istanbul, aviculture evolved from hunting raptors in Ottoman times to songbird enthusiasts in the late 19th century, mainly among Greek and Armenian minorities. Today, a few residents maintain thi
An uncommon video adventure with the common birds of the backyard - winter into spring. George Harrison guides you through the birds true-life dramas and shows you how to convert your backyard into a wild bird sanctuary.
An animated homage to the “arpilleras”, women that knitted history in Chile during the dictatorship.
A young man goes to the square to wait for his friends. While he waits, a drug dealer shows up to interrogate him.
In a world of political unrest and total surveillance, suspicion and paranoia can become normalized. In 2013, news stories told of a fisherman in Egypt who spotted a migratory stork fitted with an electronic device on it
When and how do we get to the end of something? How do we make the decision to change? How does it feel when it’s time to go? A meditative video-poem on leaving, change and the flow of time.
Filmmaker Julia Fiona Brown recounts her imperfect memory of a crow attack. As her telling is repeatedly interrupted, the story becomes less about the event itself and more about how her personal stories — fractured, shi
A twisted drop into the birds not being real conspiracy that flips from quirky comedy to dark chaos.
A depressed bird seems to escape from his dreary existence in a cage.
"Birds would fly, China caged at all." Unlike the West, China and its economic activities fend for themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic. The exports have been halted overall due to the Chinese CCP's confidence in the