This collection of shorts reveals the push/pull, love/hate, friend/food tension that pervades our interactions with the creatures we raise as livestock, hunt for sport, keep as pets and see as a reflection of ourselves.

Under glass cases, fake foliage and artificial snow, animals are always watching in this complex exploration of the work of taxidermists, hunters, farmers and museum workers, who erase the line between real and artificial, living and dead, kindness and cruelty.

From the critically acclaimed Russian-Indigenous director comes a breathtakingly cinematic film that weaves rich animation of Inuit folklore within a vérité tale of traditional whale hunters on the Bering Strait’s isolated west coast.

Shot on a massive military base just outside Lisbon, this award-winning essay juxtaposes army training drills with bucolic vignettes, building to a sharp reflection on the vain human impulse to control life and death.

A small South Korean zoo provides haunting insight into how cramped enclosures and constant human intervention cause animals to lose their wild instincts. Are zoos a tool for conservation or incarceration?

A triple Sundance award-winner, this ravishing parable captures Europe's last female bee-hunter imparting her golden rule: take half the honey, but leave half to the bees. As interloping newcomers arrive in Macedonia, nature takes its devastating course.

This emotionally devastating up-close account of extinction tracks the final years of the world's last male northern white rhino, which unfold under the eyes of the dedicated Kenyan rangers who care for and protect him until the very end.

While harvesting a rare fish in the Gulf of California, reckless poachers are also pushing the world's most elusive whale to extinction. Follow activists and undercover agents as they fight Mexican cartels and Chinese mafia in a heart-pounding race against greed.