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Wild Life

2011 | 14m | English

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An English dreamer experiences both the beauty and harshness of nature when he relocates to the Canadian prairie.
Release Date: Feb 10, 2011
Director: Amanda Forbis, Wendy Tilby
Writer: Amanda Forbis, Wendy Tilby
Genres: Animation, Fantasy, Western
Keywords homesickness, canada, ranch, comet, loneliness, wild west, cattle ranch, alberta canada, woman director, pioneers, 1910s, prairies, hand drawn animation, 1900s, short film, prairie madness, 20th century, rancher, english colonist, canadian wilderness
Production Companies ONF | NFB
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 03, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 25, 2024
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Name Character
Adam Blackwood (voice)
Luba Goy (voice)
Anthony Bekenn (voice)
Keith Dinicol (voice)
Colin Fox (voice)
Nonnie Griffin (voice)
Ben Carlson (voice)
Amy Rutherford (voice)
Name Job
Amanda Forbis Writer, Director
Wendy Tilby Writer, Director
Gail Carr Casting
Judith Gruber-Stitzer Original Music Composer
Patrick Butler Sound Supervisor, Editor, Sound Editor
Brent Planiden Sound Editor
Andy Malcolm Foley
Deborah Tilby Painter
Corinne Dickson Painter
Val Nelson Painter
Stephen McCallum Animation
Olivier Masson Animation
Brandon Blommaert Digital Imaging Technician
Fred Casia Digital Imaging Technician
Randall Finnerty Consulting Editor
Pierre Plouffe Consulting Editor
Yannick Carrier Online Editor
Gisèle Guilbault Administration
Darin Clausen Administration
Marie-Christine Nadon Production Coordinator
Elaine Largie Production Coordinator
Lysanne Fortier Production Coordinator
Steve Hallé Technical Supervisor
Julie Laperriere Technical Supervisor
Elizabeth Klinck Clearances Coordinator, Researcher
Sylvia Mezei Clearances Coordinator, Researcher
Russell De Carle Vocals
Jean-Paul Vialard Sound Mixer
J. David Taylor Foley Recordist
Ron Mellegers Sound Recordist
Jonathan Cook Sound Recordist
Ryan Aktari Sound Recordist
Geoffrey Mitchell Music Sound Design and Processing
Mathieu Leroux Music Sound Design and Processing
Don Murnaghan Music Sound Design and Processing
Gaspard Gaudreau Title Designer
Susan Gourley Consulting Editor
Luigi Allemano Thanks
Jean Bureau Thanks
Ian D. Clark Thanks
Andrew Gillies Thanks
Sarah Marchand Thanks
Donald McWilliams Thanks
Jason Smalridge Thanks
Name Title
David Verrall Executive Producer
Marcy Page Producer
Bonnie Thompson Producer
David Christensen Executive Producer
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Geronimo1967
7.0

I liked the brush-stroke style of animation here as we follow a rather naive young Englishman as he leaves the comforts of his upper-class existence and emigrates to Calgary. Now in 1909, that was little more than an hamlet but he has plenty of (parental) cash, so secures a 90-acre spread equipped w ... ith a pond and a shack. He's happy enough - though perhaps not as adventurous as he declares to his folks in his letters. With the harsh winter approaching, though, loneliness begins to set in and then... Simultaneously, we have a sequence of inter titles that describe to us something of the life of a comet. It's time near the brightness of the sun before it's journey takes it beyond the orbit of Pluto. Analogous? The narrative pokes a little fun at all things English (even the Scots get their dig in) and is quite amiable. I've only ever been into the north of Canada once - to a British Army Arctic training facility. The bitter cold and the darkness of the winter months is almost claustrophobic - and that was with double glazing and central heating. Brrr!

Mar 31, 2024