Little Red Riding Hood personifies the human being, who through his journey through the woods leaves behind him the indelible mark of his passage.

The massive and disorderly development of wind energy is causing the death of thousands of birds. María and José Antonio, two naturalists, have decided to find out the truth. They are two Quixotes against giant windmills.

For a long time, humanity has separated itself from animality. But the more scientists know about non-human animals, the more they see similarities with humans. Our qualities are not unique! We need animal emancipation to go forward. This short movie makes a start in breaking down human’s hierarchical ideas about other animals, using real-life examples.
The Prejudiced Hierarchist was made as part of the MA Animation (Cum Laude) at the MIVC in Den Bosch, The Netherlands.

In December 2012 a 23-ton, 16-meter long whale beached on La Concha Beach.
Joseba is a plastic artist and suffer from Generalised Dystonia, his body twisted as the woods he moulds with his art. When the news of the beached whale came from the radio, without thinking it twice he ran toward the beach.
Since then, he daily collect adrift woods that the tide brings over, remains witness of the damage that the human being brings to the sea, and to the natural world, rejecting its belonging to it.

From a pet to a symbol of the fight for the preservation of Biodiversity, the Golden Lion Tamarin is one of the most emblematic species of Brazilian fauna. Native to the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, the history of the tamarin is intertwined with the history of the forest and the history of Brazil.

The Marsican Brown Bear imprinted its legacy in the Central Apennines centuries ago. This endemic species once thrived in the region, but it is now recognised as being endangered. Human interference has greatly compromised the bears’ potential to populate and survive in the area over the years. This film documents the lives and the challenges that the remaining bears face, raising awareness of Salviamo l’Orso’s efforts to preserve them.

Perfect creatures perform their natural function in a structured society: a world built for them, a garden of Eden.
They may never fully decipher the omnipotent being who manages this reclusive paradise.

Short film made during the Locarno Film Festival Spring Academy workshop “Let’s make something!” mentored by Michelangelo Frammartino.

The movie is a journey through the history of the relationship between men and bears in the northernmost region in Italy. Different characters create a puzzle of visions that crosses prehistory, history, the struggle for salvation, the great repopulation project and the present. The documentary leaves us with many questions, without ignoring the reality: the coexistence of bears and humans creates conflicts and requires a strong commitment from everyone.

Among the different species that inhabit our planet, one stands out from the others by its power and its impact on ecosystems. It is the Autosaurus Rex!

The decline of the pangolin is dizzying.
Virtually exterminated throughout Asia, it still survives in Africa.

Despite this disastrous fate, Tessa Ullmann wants to believe in another future for the pangolin. To protect pangolins, Tessa has teamed up with local people in the vast forest of the Sangha Tri National Reserve in the Central African Republic. A unique approach, in which the inhabitants of the forest are directly involved in a scientific research program.