5 Documentary Short Films less than 30 minutes in length each.

In 1897 Lt. James Moss and a group of Buffalo Soldiers pioneered the use of the bicycle for the United States Army. This documentary follows their historic 1,900 mile journey from Fort Missoula, Montana to St. Louis, Missouri.

Following the Lieutenant - Buffalo Soldiers of the Bicycle Corps. (2nd Place Documentary Film Award Winner)

An unlikely environmentalist, Bryan Wells, finds himself standing between Yellowstone National Park and an industrial-scale gold mine. The proposed mine sits just above his home, and not only threatens America’s most iconic National Park, but his community's way of life.

Paradise (1st Place Documentary Film Award Winner)

During one of the tougher Montana winter's on recent record, the Bignell family endures steady frigid temperatures on their ranch during the busy calving season. For the Bignell family ranching is a way of life and their livelihood. 32 Below provides an intimate view into the hard work, dedication and passion of one ranching family as they tend to their cows and calves during an intense calving season in Helmville, Montana.

32 Below (1st Place Student Documentary Film Award Winner)

As deforestation and climate change disturb Belize’s critical rainy season, one organization works to educate children both locally and abroad about the importance of preserving the rainforest, using an unexpected icon: butterflies!

The Butterfly Effect (2nd Place Student Documentary Film Award Winner)

Brief Documentary about a chaplain that works in the line of duty along with first responders.

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