Entries by American Conservation Film Festival

Silencing The Thunder

27 min Filmmaker: Eddie Roqueta When temperatures drop in Montana, wild bison migrate to lower elevations outside the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park. Once outside, they run the risk of being killed because some carry a chronic disease called brucellosis that ranchers fear could spread to cattle. Silencing the Thunder presents the obstacles ranchers face, […]

The Little Things

47 min Filmmakers: Marie-France Roy and Darcy Turenne Environmentally conscious snowboarders inspire by leading sustainable lifestyles. This mesmerizing film is interlaced with breathtaking shots of riders in pristine, backcountry settings, and features David Suzuki discussing the principle of protecting the things we love by living in balance with our environment. Proceeds from the purchase of […]

Tiger, Tiger

DC Environmental Film Fest Presents at ACFF 91 min Filmmaker: George Butler Spotlighting the tiger as the most charismatic animal on earth, this adventure-conservation film takes the audience to the Sundarbans region on the border of India and Bangladesh. Known as one of the most dangerous places on Earth, this tidal mangrove forest may be […]

Unbranded

106 min Filmmaker: Phillip Baribeau 3,000 miles, 16 wild horses and 4 men are the raw ingredients of an outrageous plot. To demonstrate the value of wild mustangs, these men adopt, train, and ride their horses from the Mexican border to Canada through the wildest terrain of the American West. Unbranded is a soaring tale […]

Vultures of Tibet

21 min Filmmakers: Russell O. Bush, Annie Bush Sky Burial, a private ritual where the bodies of Tibetan dead are offered to wild griffon vultures, becomes a tourist attraction in Chinese-modernized Tibet. This intimate window illuminates an ideological conflict often hidden to the outside world, confronting the potential for oppression in the act of observation. […]