22 May 1985
A Thousand Million Million Ants
A documentary showing the lives of an worker ant colony.
All the Little Things
An accomplished molecular biologist moves out of the lab in a quest to make an encyclopedia documenting all the fruit fly species in North America.
Top Billed Cast
Thomas Werner self
Bernard Kim self
Sofia Beskid Self
Hannah Gellert self
James Hemker self
Sophie Walton self
Dmitri Petrov self
Megan Werner self
Oliver Werner self
Oscar Werner self
Natalia Werner self
Frosty/Misty self
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