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Mekong River Dolphins and People: Shared River, Shared Future

The iconic Irrawaddy dolphin was once plentiful in Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam, but was decimated during the region's turbulent recent past. Now threatened by fishing nets and proposed hydropower dams, the species is on the verge of extinction in the Mekong. With fewer than 100 dolphins remaining in the river, the Cambodian government has banned[...]

The Disappearing Male

‘The disappearing male’ highlights a disturbing trend focusing on how the foundation of human development is threatened by toxic substances found in everything from shampoo, sunglasses, meat and dairy products, carpet, cosmetics and baby bottles, called “hormone mimicking” or “endocrine disrupting” chemicals, which are damaging the male reproductive system. The fact that the last few decades[...]

The Ape That Took Over The World

In 2001, scientists announced a startling discovery: the oldest skull of a human ancestor ever found. The fossil of three million and a half old, was very complete, and finding fossils unlike any before. Their discovery - by a team led by Meave Leakey of the famous Leakey fossil-hunting family - has revolutionized our understanding[...]

The Incredible Human Journey

This documentary goes into the very early history of our species. We all came from a relatively close region in Africa yet we soon spread all across the globe. This documentary goes into the reasons why we moved and how we did[...]

Did Cooking Make Us Human? – BBC Horizon

We are the only species on earth who cook their food - and also the smartest species on the planet. The question is: Do we cook because you are intelligent and imaginative, intelligent and imaginative and we are because our ancestors discovered the kitchen? BBC Horizon examines the evidence that the diet of our ancestors and change[...]

In the Shadow of the Tiger

This remarkable film follows the story of an adult female Siberian tiger named Katia and her cub for a birthday. His travels bring us to a remote part of Russia and its conflict with his natural enemy, man. This species of tiger once roamed from eastern Russia to South Korea, but the destruction of poaching and[...]

Living with Us

Bronwen Parker-Rhodes captivating documentary Living With Us examines the special relationship between animals and their trainers, which offers a look at handling your unique link and close. Discreetly shot, the film looks closely at three animals patterns of behavior conditioning trainer with patience, skill and sensitivity. Much more to do wild things being coached in a less[...]

Alien Insect: Praying Mantis

The film shows the world of a realistic alien: the praying mantis. This documentary demonstrates the life and behavior of the most intimidating and possibly scarcest representatives of the mantis family, as well as showcasing some species that has never been filmed before. World-wide, there are some 2,200 species of this unusual insect family, many of[...]

Free Rein to the Soul-towards physical immortality

Brimming with surprising thoughts and fascinating solutions, this movie exposes Big Money’s takeover of the health care system. Based on an interview with Ghis, it explains how a soulless materialistic medicine was born, bringing in its wake deaths, accidents, new illnesses, and skyrocketing costs. Ex-doctor, ex-owner of several medical clinics, and the author of the bestselling[...]

Stone Age Apocalypse

Human evolution is believed to have begun about six million years ago. Despite the passage of much time, the amount of diversity between the DNA of all humans is minimal. Some 75,000 years ago that left something apocalyptic humans occurred in relation to life for a few to continue the species. The cause of this bottleneck is[...]

Our Labor of Love

Our labor of love is a documentary on the wildlife of Africa Park in Camp Verde, Arizona (near Sedona).  Natural Park of Africa strives to educate and entertain, giving an exciting opportunity and attractive to love and respect nature.

It is a place where family and friends gather to experience oneness with animals and others for[...]

Are We Still Evolving?

Dr Alice Roberts asks one of the great questions of our species: Are we still evolving? There is no doubt that we are a product of millions of years of evolution. But thanks to modern technology and medicine, we miss Darwin's law of survival of the fittest? Alice follows a trail of clues to ancient human bones,[...]

Winged Migration

An odyssey over three years in the making, Winged Migration is definitely an amazing experience to behold. His most impressive and moving is its ability to attract viewers to a world almost abroad, traveling along a variety of bird species that make their semiannual migrations over long distances. Microcosmos and puts the viewer in a[...]

Tasmanian Tiger: End of Extinction

The Thylacine was the largest known carnivorous marsupial of modern times. A native of Australia and New Guinea, is believed to have become extinct in the 20th century.  It is commonly known as the Tasmanian Tiger (due to its striped back), the Tasmanian wolf, and colloquially the Tassie Tiger (or Tazzy) or simply the Tiger.[...]