Animal

The Evans' family vacation becomes a nightmare when a gang of cut-throats raid their trailer and camp site.

Computer animated short from the perspective of a gold fish.

Documentary that deals with the long struggle of the protectionist organizations (especially SinZoo) and the workers of the Zoo of the City of Buenos Aires, for a transformation of that historic property, which would put an end to the exploitation and exhibition of animals, and for your liberation and the maximum care of your well-being.

A journey through the intensive cattle industry.

A young man hides in the bathroom after a school shooting, shaken by what has just happened and trying to come to grips with the event. But soon he discovers he's not alone, leading to an encounter that will upend the audience expectations and take viewers through a dark and intense turn.

Puppies romp in a yard full of toys and kittens play in their new surroundings in this adorable program that will delight everyone from the youngest child to the young at heart. Gentle classical music accompanies pictures of the cutest, cuddliest animals from the home, farm, and zoo.

James Hollenbaugh takes us to Animal Farm, a residence where animals are taken to die, their parts later being sold on or left to decay. The description of this site is recalled by the narration and drawings of young Sofia, whose Uncle Steve runs Animal Farm. By juxtaposing images of death and decay with Sofia’s colourful drawings and ambiguous understanding of the place, Hollenbaugh creates an uncomfortable tension between dark human reality and the optimistic worlds of children.

Feature film.

This concert was recorded live at the Coach House on 17th October 1998. The picture quality and sound are excellent, as are all the camera angles. Eric has a great band who do all the songs full justice and reproduce the original sounds where needed (e.g. on San Franciscan Nights and Spill The Wine)- they are Aynsley Dunbar on drums, Dean Restum on guitar, David Meros on bass and Neal Morse on keyboards and guitar. There are also five interesting interviews with Eric where he talks about the history of some of the featured songs. These fit in very well between some of the songs, but I don't feel they spoil the continuity and they do not interrupt any songs. Eric performs as his fans would expect - plenty of stage presence and integrity and on the whole he sings extremely well with far less shouting than he has done on some other concert occasions.

Penguin adventurers Archie and Zooey are on a thrilling mission to learn all they can about the coolest facts in the world! Are you ready for icy-cool facts galore? Strap in with this chilly duo and get ready to blast off into a learning adventure about the top 10 most incredible animals!

A short film that looks at various animal acts training and working in Hollywood.

BabyLearning.tv is a fun, toddler-friendly way for kids to learn with educational movies and documentaries. It's time for BabyLearning.tv: I Love Animals!

After shooting stuffed animals into pieces YouTubers and wanna-be-hunters Mike and Herman cross path with their opportunity of becoming big game hunters: An ice bear and rabbit on a date. A grotesque on beastly humans and human beasts in the age of the internet.

Pup School Junior is back in session! Perfect for toddlers and babies, follow best buddies pups Moxie and Bo as they learn animal names! Join the smartest puppies around and learn away with Pup School Jr: Fun With Animals!

A documentary from the award-winning team that made SOMM takes the viewer to five countries through the pages of a mysterious cookbook to experience how using the Whole Animal and wasting nothing can teach us as much about our food as it can about the culture that made it..

Animal Adventures is the fourth Hi-5 Australia video and DVD in 2000 and 2004, released by Roadshow Entertainment.

Despite the odds, there are countless stories of the most unlikely cross-species relationships imaginable: a goat guiding a blind horse; a doe who regularly visits her Great Dane surrogate mother; a juvenile gibbon choosing to live with a family of capuchins, and so on. Instincts gone awry? The subject has mystified scientists for years. Now, NATURE investigates why animals form these special bonds. Informed by the observations of caregivers and noted scientists Temple Grandin and Marc Bekoff, the film explores what these relationships suggest about the nature of animal emotions.