Long Gone Wild

A sober, quietly enraging plunge into captivity's costs, mixing archival footage and testimony into a slow-building sense of dread and grief. It leaves you unsettled and sad rather than thrilled.}{.

A sober, quietly upsetting exposé that leaves you unsettled and indignant long after it ends.

A sober, globe-trotting look at wildlife and the people around it, earnest and often sobering, with presenters guiding you through hard truths.

A quiet, solitary portrait that asks you to sit with one man's stubborn devotion to the animals he shelters.

A sober, immersive look at conservation work that moves patiently through forest and politics, leaving a quiet sense of urgency.

A quiet, patient look at one man's devotion to a fragile sanctuary, carrying a low hum of worry about what threatens it.

A sober, campaigning documentary that follows one person's determined effort to expose cruelty and push for legal change.

A stark, immersive nature documentary that follows a young bear's harsh struggle to survive in a pitiless wild landscape.

A quiet, black-and-white immersion into animal life that rewards patience with raw, wordless intimacy.

A quiet, patient look at daily care and hope, gentle and a little sad.

A thoughtful, quietly provocative documentary that asks you to reconsider how we think about animal minds and captivity.

A sober, intimate look at isolation that asks you to sit with discomfort and listen closely.