Say goodbye.

Duration: 50

Creator: Films inc.

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: A: Access CP: Composite Positive AC: Acetate C: 1200' 16/8/9.5mm 16mm Color Sound , This film is a eulogy to the 160 species that have died out in the last 50 years and a last farewell to the hundreds of threatened animals whose extinction is inevitable despite last-minute efforts to save them. Rare footage of threatened animals in their natural state-the mountain lion, whooping crane, prairie dog, ferret, grizzly, alligator, golden eagle--challenge the viewer to rethink their role in nature and their relationship to wildlife. Multiple film festival winner., This film is a eulogy to the 160 species that have died out in the last 50 years and a last farewell to the hundreds of threatened animals whose extinction is inevitable despite last-minute efforts to save them. Rare footage of threatened animals in their natural state-the mountain lion, whooping crane, prairie dog, ferret, grizzly, alligator, golden eagle--challenge the viewer to rethink their role in nature and their relationship to wildlife. Multiple film festival winner.

Complete Record: A eulogy to the 160 species that have died out in the last fifty years and a final farewell to the hundreds of threatened animals whose extinction is inevitable despite last minute efforts to save them. In the United States, oil spills, DDT, destruction of food supplies and indiscriminate hunting have wiped out many indigenous animals. Rare footage of threatened wild animals in their natural state - the mountain lion, whooping crane, prairie dog, ferret, grizzly, alligator, golden eagle - challenges the viewer to rethink man's role in nature and his relationship to wildlife. , This film is a eulogy to the 160 species that have died out in the last 50 years and a last farewell to the hundreds of threatened animals whose extinction is inevitable despite last-minute efforts to save them. Rare footage of threatened animals in their natural state-the mountain lion, whooping crane, prairie dog, ferret, grizzly, alligator, golden eagle--challenge the viewer to rethink their role in nature and their relationship to wildlife. Multiple film festival winner., A eulogy to the 160 species that have died out in the last fifty years and a final farewell to the hundreds of threatened animals whose extinction is inevitable despite last minute efforts to save them. In the United States, oil spills, DDT, destruction of food supplies and indiscriminate hunting have wiped out many indigenous animals. Rare footage of threatened wild animals in their natural state - the mountain lion, whooping crane, prairie dog, ferret, grizzly, alligator, golden eagle - challenges the viewer to rethink man's role in nature and his relationship to wildlife. , This film is a eulogy to the 160 species that have died out in the last 50 years and a last farewell to the hundreds of threatened animals whose extinction is inevitable despite last-minute efforts to save them. Rare footage of threatened animals in their natural state-the mountain lion, whooping crane, prairie dog, ferret, grizzly, alligator, golden eagle--challenge the viewer to rethink their role in nature and their relationship to wildlife. Multiple film festival winner.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.