Roar: Lions of the Kalahari tells the story of lions living near an African water hole teeming with wildlife. When a young lion tries to dethrone the lion king, the elder lion wages the battle of his life to defend his home and offspring in Botswana. Tim Liversedge, who shot, directed, and produced the film, spent more than two years with the lions to deliver incredible close-ups and personal shots of these amazing animals in their natural habitat. Length: 40:00
Lions 3D: Roar of the Kalahari tells the story of lions living near an African water hole teeming with wildlife. When a young lion tries to dethrone the lion king, the elder lion wages the battle of his life to defend his home and offspring in Botswana. Tim Liversedge, who shot, directed, and produced the film, spent more than two years with the lions to deliver incredible close-ups and personal shots of these amazing animals in their natural habitat. Length: 40:00
The movie was scened during the Rolling Stones' Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle 1990 Tour. Shot on location in Turin, Berlin, and London, the 15-song performance features such classics as "Satisfaction," "Ruby Tuesday," and "Brown Sugar," as well as the more recent hits "Mixed Emotions" and "Start Me Up." Length: 1:19:00
Roving Mars shows the surface of that red planet as seen through the eyes of Spirit and Opportunity, two Mars Exploration Rovers. Filming began in January 2004, when the Rovers landed on Mars. As they explored the rugged terrain, they sent images back to Earth. This footage has been incorporated into the film to give viewers the feeling of actually walking on the planet. The film speculates about the answer to the ages-old question of whether there is, in fact, life on Mars. Length: 40:00 [...]
Sacred Planet takes a look at some of the most beautiful and pristine locations on Earth. To remind viewers of the diversity and fragility of this planet, the film travels to a wide range of locales, including deserts, glaciers, tropical jungles, underwater sites, and ancient ruins. Throughout the film the message emphasized is the need for humans to exist in balance with nature. Length: 40:00
Filmed primarily over mystical Ayers Rock in Australia, Sacred Site follows the path of Halley's Comet on its once-in-a-lifetime journey through three constellations: Ara, Lupus, and Centaurus. Length: 7:00
Santa vs. the Snowman tells the story of a lonely snowman who at first is swept away by the magical wonders of Santa's Village, only to ultimately wage war on Santa because he's jealous of all the attention Santa gets during Christmas time. An epic-scale polar war develops. A hilarious battle ensues, featuring hot chocolate squirt guns, giant Igloo Robot Walkers, and a 50-foot tall toy soldier. Length: 30:00
Scarecrow is a 3D animation stop-motion puppet film and the first 3D giant screen film shot using one still digital camera. It tells the story of Miriam and her unusual pet—a hen. When the family goes on a picnic, the hen wanders off into a vegetable patch and is nearly frightened to death by a scarecrow. The hen redeems herself in an act of bravery and becomes a hero at the end of the day. Length: 5:00
Three fourths of the earth is covered by ocean. This film explores Japan's Inland Sea region and other ocean areas in California and Hawaii, which charms viewers with its beauty and fantasy. Length: 17:00
Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure transports the audience back to the Late Cretaceous, when a great inland sea divided North America. A curious and adventuresome dolichorhynchops travels through the most dangerous oceans in history, encountering long-necked plesiosaurs, giant turtles, enormous fish, fierce sharks, and the most dangerous sea monster of all, the mosasaur. The film connects paleontology digs from around the globe into a compelling story about scientists working as detectives to answer questions about this ancient and mysterious ocean world. Length: 20:00 and 40:00 [...]