The Bullfrog Films Collection
Founded in 1973, Bullfrog Films is the oldest and largest publisher of videos and films about the environment in the United States. We define "environment" broadly, and our film collection includes programs on ecology, energy, agriculture, indigenous peoples, women's studies, genetics, marine biology, sustainable development, community regeneration, economics, ethics, conflict resolution, and more.. In recent years, we have released many films about developing countries, globalization, changing gender roles, and human rights. Styles range from animation to drama and from personal essay to investigative documentary. There are programs suitable for all ages from pre-kindergarten through adult.
The Bullfrog Films Collection collection includes the following titles:
Post AtlanticPOST ATLANTIC: The Art of Dewey Crumpler tells Crumpler's story and follows him in his studio, at home, around the Bay, and at a high-profile opening at a New York gallery
Rough and TumbleExplores the beneficial role of human play and draws connections between the study of play in non-human animals and the role play serves in human development.
Outgrow the SystemOutgrow the System delves into the pressing question of what a sustainable economy could look like, drawing attention to innovative economic perspectives.
Talk About LonelyTalk About Lonely examines the historical, economic, political and personal causes of chronic lonelieness, a widespread social epidemic experienced by over 40% of the population.
Far Out: life on & after the communeFar Out traces fifty years in the lives of a group of writers, activists and artists who founded two rural New England communal farms in the late 1960s.
InheritanceExplores the underlying causes of the opioid epidemic in America through the life of one boy and five generations of his extended family, filmed over 11 years.
The Good VirusExplores the global efforts of leading scientists combatting the urgent issue of antimicrobial-resistant infections.
The Edge of NatureIn the midst of the global shut down, Josh Fox, who is suffering from symptoms of Long COVID, isolates himself in a one room cabin in the hopes that his beloved Pennsylvania forest can heal him.
The Little Things That Run the WorldThe Little Things That Run the World attempts to find answers to the precipitous population decline of flying insects around the world, and what this might mean for the stability of our ecosystems and for the rest of life on Earth.
The Salish Sea Trilogy, Part 1: Call of the OrcasExplores the urgent effort to understand and recover resident orcas of the Salish Sea, through the eyes of one of their early science champions, Ken Balcomb
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