GC-07. A River Out of Time
Nuisance Bear
Canada, Short Documentary, 2022, 14 min
On the Academy Awards Shortlist for Best Short Documentary
Boulder Premiere
Churchill’s population swells during the annual polar bear migration, and a crew is there filming Manitoba’s bizarre circus of laid-back bears wandering the town. The bears love touring Churchill every season because 10 times the people means 10 times the garbage.Directed by Jack Weisman, Gabriela Osio Vanden
Eco-Hack!
USA, Short Documentary, 2022, 17 min
Directed by Josh Izenberg, Brett Marty
A River Out of Time
USA, Feature Documentary, 2022, 64 min
What we see is the Colorado River as John Wesley Powell may have envisioned it…
Colorado Public Radio
Boulder Premiere
In 1869, John Wesley Powell – a one-armed Civil War veteran – led his nine men in wooden boats to map the last unexplored river system in America— the Colorado River. They had no maps, no support, no food drops – only hostile native tribes, crew mutinies and dangerous rapids that they could not possibly have imagined. Now, in this rapid-running adventure film, a group of activists relives Powell’s tumultuous, 1000-mile adventure, and gives voice to what the future may hold for the Colorado River and the American West.Directed by Benjamin Kraushaar, Cody Perry
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