Featuring the polarizing Polar Bear film, Nuisance Bear. The first and largest part of our North American touring season has come to and end and no film seems to have divided opinions as much as Nuisance Bear. This quiet film is an intimate insight into life in the north where the worlds largest land predator interacts with human infrastructure and communities. It won our Environmental Film Award, and awards at other Festivals; yet the dark, narrative free and observational style of the film has

Pennsylvania DNR explaining how/why they tag black bears… part 1 A nuisance bear was trapped and brought in then tranquilized and processed- tooth pulled, ear tagged and weighed and checked overall health then released back into wild when completed. #blackbear #nuisancebear #trapping #shetraps | SheTraps

In “Nuisance Bear,” a documentary short by Jack Weisman and Gabriela Osio Vanden, polar bears share space with the people who’ve come to see them, walking cautiously between parked vehicles while being watched—and watching back. See the full film here: http://nyer.cm/LbLZtyG | The New Yorker