Movies About Wolves

From Andrew Simpson, starring Andrew Simpson, Nicolas Brioudes, Pom Klementieff
Rated Unrated

Wolves Unleashed is a documentary film directed by Andrew Simpson that follows a group of wildlife experts as they attempt to re-introduce European gray wolves into the Alps. The film explores the impact of wolf re-introduction on both the environment and people living in the region, as well as the ethical considerations involved in such an endeavor. The experts struggle to re-establish a pack of wolves while overcoming the fears and prejudices of local people and the government. After much effort, the experts succeed in their mission and the wolves are released into the wild. The documentary shows the beauty and wonder of the wolves in their natural environment, as well as the difficulties and risks of such a re-introduction.

From Stars: Peter Firth, Mary Beth Schwartz, Dick Powell, Jeff Henry, starring

Yellowstone is a 2009 American drama film directed by Stars. It stars Peter Firth, Mary Beth Schwartz, Dick Powell, and Jeff Henry. The film follows a man who, after the death of his wife, moves to Yellowstone National Park with his two young children. There, he meets a single mother who is struggling to make ends meet, and the two form an unlikely bond. Together, they face unexpected events that test their strength, courage and love as they battle to protect the park and its wildlife from a ruthless developer. Through the film, they discover the true power of family, loyalty and the importance of protecting the environment.

From Directors: Jeff Turner, Sue Turner, starring Star: Jeff Turner
Rated TV-G

Nature (1982) is a documentary film directed by Jeff Turner and Sue Turner. The film examines the processes of nature, from the microscopic to the cosmic, through footage of natural phenomena and interviews with experts in the field. The film explores topics such as evolution, ecology, and the impact of human activity on the environment. The Turners take viewers on a journey from the Big Bang to the present day, highlighting how our planet has changed and evolved over time. Nature (1982) is a fascinating exploration of the beauty and complexity of the natural world, and a warning of the dangers posed by human intrusion and destruction.

From George Monbiot, starring Star: George Monbiot

How Wolves Change Rivers is a 2014 documentary by director George Monbiot that examines how reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone National Park changed the entire ecosystem of the region. Before reintroduction, the park's rivers were clogged with dead trees and overgrown with willows due to a lack of predators. By reintroducing the wolves, elk, deer, and other prey were kept in check, allowing the rivers to flow freely and creating a healthier environment for other animals. The film also looks at the broader implications of this reintroduction and how similar projects could be used in other areas to restore ecosystems and balance the environment.

From Julia Huffman, starring Jim Brandenburg, Jane Goodall, Saginaw Grant, Julia Huffman
Rated TV-PG

Medicine of the Wolf is a 2015 documentary film directed by Julia Huffman that explores the complex relationship between humans and wolves. Through interviews with scientists, biologists, and Native American elders, the film examines the history of wolves and their role in the environment, and delves into the impact of humans on wolves and the environment. The movie also explores the re-introduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park and its effects on the wildlife and the people of the region. The film ultimately shows how the return of wolves to the environment may be integral to helping restore balance between humans and nature.

From Robert M. Wise, starring Marcos Akiaten, Chip Bolcik, Robert G. Dundas, Danny Melendez
Rated TV-PG

From Clemens Schenk, starring Star: T. Travis

From Elke Duerr, starring