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1Click on a film title to visit our online catalog • www.bullfrogfilms.com • [email protected] • (610) 779-8226
AMÁ74 minutes • Grades 10-12, College, Adults
AMÁ tells an important and untold story: the acts of forced relocation and involuntary sterilization committed against Native Ameri-can women by the U.S. government during the 1960s and 1970s. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
CATCHING SIGHT OF THELMA & LOUISE87 & 54 minutes • Grades 10-12, College, Adults
Revisit the cinematic journey of Thelma & Louise through the eyes of viewers who saw the iconic film in 1991 and shared their reactions. 25 years later, are their responses different? Has society’s treatment of women changed? Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
Streaming previews for purchase evaluation available
THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS: Cohousing’s Promise27 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
Explore the concept of cohousing through the first-hand observations of residents from four cohousing communities in the United States.
Purchase $225, Classroom Rental $85
CIRCUIT EARTH43 minutes • Grades 10-12, College, Adults
Produced in honor of the first Earth Day and filmed throughout Philadelphia during Earth Week, this film features community groups, citizens, and celebrities reflecting on the cri-sis facing the planet at the end of the ‘60s. Purchase $250, Classroom Rental $95
BORDER SOUTH83 minutes • Grades 10-12, College, Adults
Reveals the resilience, ingenuity and humor of Central American immigrants while exposing a global migration system that renders human beings invisible in life as well as death.DVD includes English and Spanish-language ver-sions of the film. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
‘63 BOYCOTT31 minutes • Grades 10-12, College, Adults
In 1963, 250,000 students boycotted the Chicago Public Schools to protest racial segregation. Rare 16mm footage of the boycott is combined with insights from the original participants and present-day protesters against school closings. Purchase $295, Classroom Rental $95
BEATRIX FARRAND’S AMERICAN LANDSCAPES62 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
Join award-winning public garden designer Lynden B. Miller as she sets off to explore the remarkable life and career of America’s first female landscape architect, Beatrix Farrand. Purchase $295, Classroom Rental $95
A CONCERNED CITIZEN: Civics in Action41 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
Marine toxicologist Dr. Riki Ott, who helped fishing communities impacted by the Exxon Valdez and Deepwater Horizon oil spills, cre-ates a civics course to educate young activists.
Purchase $250, Classroom Rental $85
2Click on a film title to visit our online catalog • www.bullfrogfilms.com • [email protected] • (610) 779-8226
LET THEM EAT DIRT58 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
Based on the book “Let Them Eat Dirt” by B. Brett Finlay, PhD & Marie-Claire Arrieta, PhD, this film connects with families, researchers, and doctors to sleuth out what’s harming our microbi-ota and learn what we can do to reverse the trend. Purchase $295, Classroom Rental $85
FROM SEED TO SEED87 minutes • Grades 8-12, College, Adults
Follows several Manitoba-based faming fami-lies of various scales in order to document the the growing global momentum of ecological agriculture practices and techniques. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
MY COUNTRY NO MORE70 & 54 minutes • Grades 9-12, College, Adults
Explores the rise and fall of the North Dakota oil boom through the intimate lens of one fam-ily fighting for their agricultural way of life in the community of Trenton. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
FARMSTEADERS52 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
Director Shaena Mallett follows Nick and Celeste Nolan and their young family on a journey to resurrect Nick’s grandfather’s dairy farm, as agriculture in the U.S. moves toward large-scale farming.
Purchase $295, Classroom Rental $95
ELDER VOICES: Stories for These Times49 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
Japanese Americans, European Jews and peace activists who came of age during the Depression and WWII address the values and principles of tolerance and mutual respect that were forged in their youth.
Purchase $295, Classroom Rental $95
DAY ONE82 minutes • Grades 6-12, College, Adults
DAY ONE follows a group of teenage refugees from war-torn countries who are enrolled at a unique public school for refugees and immi-grants-only in St. Louis, MO, Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
COOKED: Survival by ZIP Code82 & 54 minutes • Grades 10-12, College, Adults
Links the deadly 1995 Chicago heat wave to the underlying manmade disaster of structural racism, delving into one of our nation’s big-gest growth industries: Disaster Preparedness. Includes 82 min. version w/ Spanish subtitles.
Purchase $395, Classroom Rental $95
LIKE ANY OTHER KID89 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
Provides a rare glimpse into the inner-workings of one of the most promising developments in juvenile justice reform: the use of non-puni-tive, therapeutic programs to change behavior and help youth re-enter their communities. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
ONCE WAS WATER55 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
Las Vegas has developed cutting edge pro-grams for water conservation, providing an example for other cities looking to create their own sustainable water solutions.
Purchase $295, Classroom Rental $95
OVERLOAD: America’s Toxic Love Story71 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
Before starting a family, filmmaker Soozie Eastman sets out to uncover how our bodies have come to be so overloaded with chemicals, and explores whether there is anything we can do to take control of our toxic body burdens. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
3Click on a film title to visit our online catalog • www.bullfrogfilms.com • [email protected] • (610) 779-8226
UNA PAZ AUDAZ89 & 57 minutes • Grades 7-12, College, Adults
This is the Spanish-language version of our award-winnning 2017 release A Bold Peace, which details the history of Costa Rica’sdemilitarization efforts. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
WHO’S NEXT?88 minutes • Grades 5-12, College, Adults
WHO’S NEXT? examines how the lives of Muslim-Americans have been affected in the af-termath of the September 11th terrorist attacks, focusing on six American Muslim families. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
THE TOXIC REIGNS OF RESENTMENT52 minutes • Grades 10-12, College, Adults
Introduces and critically discusses concepts of resentment and their relation to our current political juncture through a series of interviews with a range of academics from the U.S. and abroad. Purchase $295, Classroom Rental $95
WALKING ON WATER WASN’T BUILT IN A DAY17 minutes • Grades 12, College, Adults
Shot in Philadekphia at the first Earth Day celebration in 1970, this newly remastered release features famed poet Allen Ginsberg reflecting on the state of American culture and society at the end of the ‘60s. Purchase $195, Classroom Rental $85
A SILENT TRANSFORMATION70 & 54 minutes • Grades 9-12, College, Adults
The transformative power of the cooperative enterprise model is illustrated with many inspi-rational examples from communities across the province of Ontario, Canada. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
THE PROVIDERS82 minutes • Grades 10-12, College, Adults
Three healthcare providers offer care to those living on the margins in a rural New Mexico community struggling with a shortage of doctors and the ravages of the opioid epidemic. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
OYSTER80 minutes • Grades 9-12, College, Adults
OYSTER follows Australian oyster farmers Dom and Pip to see what it’s like to raise two young sons while working long hours to keep one million oysters alive in the face of envi-ronmental disasters, climate change, and fickle luxury markets. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
TRE MASON DASAN94 minutes • Grades 8-12, College, Adults
TRE MAISON DASAN is a portrait of three boys, each with a parent in prison. Told from their perspectives, the film explores relation-ships and separation, masculinity, and coming of age when a parent is behind bars. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
THE VOW FROM HIROSHIMA82 minutes • Grades 10-12, College, Adults
Marking the 75th anniversary of the bomb-ing of Hiroshima, this is an intimate portrait of Setsuko Thurlow, a survivor of Hiroshima, who has devoted her life to ridding the world of nuclear weapons. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
WE ARE THE RADICAL MONARCHS86 minutes • Grades 4-12, College, Adults
Meet the Radical Monarchs, a group of young girls at the front lines of social justice. The film documents this alternative to the Scout movement for young girls of color aged 8-13, founded in 2014 by two queer women of color. Purchase $350, Classroom Rental $95
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Icarus Films/The Fanlight Collection, First Run Features,
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An initiative of Bullfrog Films, Bullfrog Communities
allows campus and community groups to book in-person
or virtual community screenings of select documentary
films from the Bullfrog Films catalog. Bullfrog Communi-
ties provides a simple way for concerned citizens to stay
informed about pressing environmental and social justice
issues, and to educate and energize their local communi-
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Over the last 46 years, Bullfrog Films has become the leading U.S. publisher of independent-ly-produced documentaries on environmental and related social justice issues that point the way to living healthily, happily, and with greater concern for the other inhabitants of this planet, and for our descendants.
We define “environment” broadly and our collection includes programs on ecology, energy, agriculture, indigenous peoples, women’s studies, genetics, marine biology, sustainable devel-opment, community regeneration, economics, ethics, and conflict resolution. In recent years we have released many films about developing countries, globalization, changing gender roles, and human rights. Styles range from animation to drama and from personal essay to investigative documentary. There are programs suitable for all ages from pre-kindergarten through adult.
Our producers include the National Film Board of Canada, CBC, Television Trust for the En-vironment, BBC-TV, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and leading independent producers from around the world.
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