Nature’s Force

As the last mushrooms of the season disappear, a woman who built her world around foraging with friends must trade the forest for a different passion.

Fukushima: Nature In The Danger Zone

Drawing from Nature (Episode 3)

In this filmic work, I deal with the ambivalent consequences of human curiosity, in which attention and interest in something brings with it the possibility of its destruction. I am particularly interested in the tipping

From and to Nature, We return

In a mesmerizing visual journey, it explores the deep connection between humanity and Mother Earth, calling us to reconnect with nature and live in harmony with its cosmic rhythms.

Haunted Halloween Forest: Fall Nature Sounds

It's Halloween Night and you have to take a detour through the HAUNTED FOREST! This mix of relaxing spooky ambiance and fall nature sounds is perfect for your fall evenings, getting cozy with a scary book, your Halloween

The Grip Weeds: Force Of Nature

Grip Weeds live concert film released in 2016.

The Day When Mother Nature Hit Me

A short animation from Flóra Anna Buda

Shinto: Nature, Gods, and Man in Japan

A documentary tracing the development of Shinto to the present day. Explores ancient ritual sites that are still used today, as well as major shrines and great works of Shinto religious art.

Timmy's Lessons in Nature

Boy-scout Timmy learns lessons on what not to do when in the great outdoors, the hard way.

Tuna Tales – In Balance With Nature

The Tuna Tales Project is a documentary series which unites the stories of one-by-one fishing communities around the world. It gives an insight into the beautiful lives and harsh challenges of one-by-one tuna fishing com

Nature Trip: What Are You Growing

Video calls are the chosen medium for participants speaking from locations around the world as they give the viewers a tour of their gardens. One participant, the London-based Jen Quan, calls her mother in Thailand to ex

Gay Couples: Nature of a Relationship

Dr. Pepper Schwartz documents the lives of one gay and one lesbian couple. She uses a case-study approach that explores their views on handling conflict, work and communication, the influence of their families and friend

The Best of Nature: 25 Years

For a quarter-century, this PBS series has celebrated the unparalleled beauty of the natural world and reminded us of our connection to the animal kingdom. Witness goslings hatching upon towering cliffs, snow leopards hu

My Father, Who Art in Nature

My father, who art in nature, is a documentary film by Alden Olmsted, son of California naturalist and John Muir follower John Olmsted. John left the family when Alden was very young to preserve thousands of acres of Cal

Nature's Balance: Snowfalls

Let the frosty beauty of a dazzling winter wonderland calm your senses and help you unwind in this relaxing combination of soothing sounds and breathtaking visuals. This natural approach to relieving stress makes for the

What We Do To Nature, We Do To Ourselves

The inspiration for the documentary came from the passage of the Lake Erie Bill of Rights in 2019 by voters in Toledo, Ohio and the shutdown of the community’s water for 3 days after a toxic algae bloom caused by industr

The Nature of Nature: Biodiversity in the Hudson Valley

An ode to the remarkable variety of life in the Hudson Valley, The Nature of Nature: Biodiversity in the Hudson Valley celebrates the living fabric of this unique landscape. From high elevation forests to the globally ra

Atmospheres: Nature's Inspiration

A soothing marriage of sound and image, the ATMOSPHERES collection sets mellow, comforting music to beautifully shot footage of natural scenery for a calming experience.

The Greek Myths: The Nature of the Myth

We will review ancient Greek and modern theories about what a myth is, then analyze three myths as examples of these theories: the Minotaur and the Labyrinth, the role of Hermes in the Orpheus and Eurydice story, and the

Nature's Most Dangerous

Ask what the most dangerous animal is and most will say a lion or tiger, and true, they have the power to kill, but far more people are killed by hippos or buffalo, even domestic cows, pigs, and especially dogs.