Bear-Like (2021)
Bear-Like
”A filmmaker and researcher follow a grizzly bear family in Alaska, witnessing their survival struggles and conflicts.”
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A beautiful documentary that shows the childhood dream of a person while tracking bears in Alaska. After all, who doesn't want to make that dream come true? 'Der Bär in mir' has stunning visuals, as if we are following a production from Animal Planet. This is a good movie to just admire the wealth of nature.
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At the far end of the Alaskan peninsula, filmmaker Roman Droux and researcher David Bittner experience astonishingly up-close encounters with grizzly bears. Follow a bear-family in its struggle for survival in the harsh wilds of Alaska, witness tense scenes of conflict, and discover the untamed lives of these wild creatures. Driven by a desire to explore the unknown, Bear-Like tells a personal story of wilderness, framed in breath-taking pictures of these unique animals.
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