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THE OLD BEAR

When old bears go to the mountain for the last time, they aren't just digging their den - they're digging their graves.

Through the interweaving of family stories with the final days of bears in the Alaskan wilderness, "The Old Bear" film reflects on what nature can teach us about parenthood, aging, and death.

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TRAILER
A lone grizzly bear walks on the beach in Alaska. From The Old Bear film, Co-Directed by Julie Busse and Candice Odgers.
Casey Anderson, backlit by the sun. From The Old Bear film, Co-Directed by Julie Busse and Candice Odgers.
A small boy in an artful dissolved landscape.From The Old Bear film.
Two bear cubs in tall grass. From The Old Bear film, Co-Directed by Julie Busse and Candice Odgers
Close up of seagulls taking off from the water. From The Old Bear film, Co-Directed by Julie Busse and Candice Odgers
A white artic wolf on a ridge in Alaska. From The Old Bear film, Co-Directed by Julie Busse and Candice Odgers
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Co-Directed by
Julie Busse and Candice Odgers
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Featuring
Casey Anderson
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Original Composition by
M. G. Clark

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