29 Dec 2014
ARCTIC DEATH SPIRAL & THE METHANE TIME BOMB
This movie was created to highlight the overwhelming amount of scientific information pointing to human extinction in the very near future.
Queen of the Baboons
They say that in the wild, nothing dies of old age. Yet one female baboon defies the rule. Queen of Baboons is a deeply intimate portrayal of life in a baboon troop through the eyes of its matriarch Mmasadi. From the moment of her birth, Mmasadi is destined for greatness. Born into the troops highest-ranking family, she will become queen one day.
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