Lost Rivers, (c) Andrew Emdon
According to Bajo tribal folklore, a ritual mirror can display an image of a missing fisherman who will return from the sea...
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A Gabonese tribal queen, played by popular singer Patience Dabany, hopes to recover a sacred necklace...
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Shuttles entertainingly from the ridiculous to the sublime as the film introduces us to an unforgettable group of characters whose years-long obsession with the moon has reached truly galactic proportions...
The unique Finnish forest and its colorful and diverse life are celebrated in this film for the entire family...
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***Work-in-Progress***
Does a family make a house or does a house make a family? Times change. A once simple and sparse seaside town has become crowded and opulent...
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Shown as part of the Rivers Program
Working in an intimate, verité style, filmmaker Kalyanee Mam spent two years following three young Cambodians as they struggled to overcome the crushing effects of deforestation, overfishing, and overwhelming debt...
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