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Languages: English
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Funny Animals – Fillers
This entertaining tour aimed towards a young audience will undoubtedly also seduce adult spectators. These 13*4-minute films all shot in the wild will take the audience on a seamless and original music-based journey across the world and reveal the strangest, craziest and most hilarious animal attitudes. The series comes with specially designed musical material, which underlines the parody, the burlesque or satirizes classical music. 13 x 4 min.
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Crawl of the Penguins
Meet the sliding, quarrelling, falling and jumping Arctic dwarfs. An anthropomorphic vision of our world
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Monkey Business
Break open a coconut with your butt, fall from a tree in a bin, shout at your colleagues, laugh and cry; how does it feel to be a monkey?
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The Bird Circus
They are not as majestic as they seem. They crash land, their body language looks silly, and males are absolutely ridiculous when they try to compete for a female.
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The Seal’s Rap
At Sea World and in the wild, seals are masters of song and dance. On a soul rap, they display a vast array of their incredible tricks, from playing basketball to surfing in heavy swell.
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The Nature of Mothers
Maternal instinct is a universal phenomenon, responsible in many ways for the incredible success of human biengs as a species. But contrary to the myth, maternal love is neither automatic nor guaranteed. Natural selection means many pressures influence a mother’s attitude and the choices she makes when confronted with the arrival of a new baby. In this original and provocative film, pioneering primatorologist and best selling author Sarah Blaffer Hrdy shares her vision of motherhood and its crucial role in human evolution.