Again, as to usefulness, I'm leaving a comment with decidedly mixed use... I received a 16mm print of this film from an ebay seller, not that I have seen it to the end, but I saw the beginning and can't help but wonder about the mother wolf in this film. Was she really the victim of a random shot from a plane? There's a big "G" rating before the film begins, and then a scene of violence and incomparable loss... Then the cubs do indeed appear separate from their mother as orphans in Mr. Robinson's cabin.... Is this a documentary? What happened to the cubs' mother? Don't tell me she was on the set throughout the production playing the interfering stage mother... oh, maybe she was... dizozza600@cs.com thank you...
UPDATE: I've seen the entire film. It really is an independent film made in Canada, apparently over the course of three years. It will enhance your appreciation of life away from civilization and the balance in nature. We confront breeds of our domestic pets in the wild. Yes, this film is very much worth seeing and discussing.
UPDATE: I've seen the entire film. It really is an independent film made in Canada, apparently over the course of three years. It will enhance your appreciation of life away from civilization and the balance in nature. We confront breeds of our domestic pets in the wild. Yes, this film is very much worth seeing and discussing.
