A grandmother. A source of existence. A portal to other worlds. For thousands of years, the Indigenous Peoples of what is now known as North and South Dakota co-existed reciprocally with the Missouri River, its waters offering life while also inspiring legends and languages. In TAHNAANOOKU', filmmaker Justin Deegan takes an experimental approach to the severing of this relationship between his community — the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara — and the river, the result of over 80 years of US government efforts to control the Missouri, including via the Garrison Dam.

In the bustling chaos of New York City, coyotes lurk in the shadows, hidden in plain sight and largely unknown to their human neighbors. COYWOLF explores how we relate to wildlife in urban environments and blurs the lines between city and nature.

In the heart of the Cantabrian Mountains in northern Spain, a camera crew follows the tracks of an iconic mammal: the brown bear. Following advice from experts the team sets up hides at dusk and dawn, but sometimes encounters with wildlife owe more to luck than preparation.

An intimate portrait of wildlife rescue experts who have devoted their lives to saving Kangaroos in tension with professional hunters seeking to harvest them, CHASING ROO immerses the viewer into the parallel realities of wildlife harvest and rescue in the deep outback of Australia.