The Forest Is Red

The film 'Seven Intellectuals In Bamboo Forest' is based on the history of seven talented intellectuals from the ancient Chinese Wei and Jin Dynasties. Ruan Ji, Ji Kang, Shan Tao, Liu Ling, Ruan Yan, Xiang Xiu and Wang Rong were famous poets and artists at that time. Open and unruly, they used to gather and drink in the bamboo forest, singing songs and playing traditional Chinese musical instruments, in the hope of escaping from earthly life. They pursued individuality, freedom, and liberty. Their remarkable talent and passion made them a notable group in Chinese history. Part 5 is about the return to the city and to reality. We live in the city and belong to it. If any problem arises, we are able to solve it.

Little stories about friendship and playing in the forest, and about how all of us on this planet are so alike, but any little fox is still the best tracker in the world!

Miho Ayane asks the staff to interview her friend who died in the Sea of Trees at Fuji. Miho Ayane, who has a psychic sense and was not convinced of her friend's suicide, set out to find out why her friend committed suicide, using the footsteps her friend had left on social networking sites as clues. She was unable to find any clues, but the places her friend followed were all places where intense spirits existed.

The portrayal of the group of women in the story as driven to a kind of hysteria after three years of isolated living at an army supply depot “deep in the ghostly arms of the forest” suggests the ways the war traumatized even those not involved directly in the actual fighting. The “laughing disorder” that apparently afflicts these women is likened to “the wild, cruel laughter of war.” There is no real path to recovery, no hope of finding happiness during peacetime. The women have been irrevocably changed by the war and counted now among its millions of victims.

Early work by Kenji Onishi.

A woman casts a spell to attract her lover to the forest where she lives

Every evening, Dad is racking his head about what kind of fairy tale to tell little Masha and Pasha before going to bed today.

Evening. A white bird fluttered up in the shade of the pines. The sun sets and the stars begin their mysterious dialogue with the snow-covered Russian forest. This is how French composer and pianist Nicolas Celagro sees Russia.

Music video for Chiaki Maruyama's song Boukentai: Mori no Yuusha.

As a young boy, Fa'aye spent his days alongside his father deep in their lands, surrounded by towering bamboo and learning the ways of Atayal culture and knowledge. Now an elder, Fa'aye is caught between the trappings of the present day and trying to maintain a meaningful connection to his traditional territory, which has now been privatized by the state. With his young grandson in tow, Fa'aye is determined to return to the forest and reassert his duty to care for the bamboo despite the serious legal ramifications of his actions. The Crying Bamboo Forest is a remarkable first feature film that reflects the struggles and challenges currently faced by many Indigenous people living in Taiwan.

Babusha Forest Farm

One day, while riding on saps, the friends swam to the shore to rest. One of the boys noticed a strange old bottle on the shore

This film offers new perspectives on the relationship between the forest and Indigenous communities and the role they play in the fight against the climate crisis.

Part 1: Rabbit tried to learn how to stand up for himself from a medical owl Part 2: Hedgehog tries to impress a fish Part 3: Animals are annoyed by a woodpecker and their children

A girl, Kalina, who lives in Belarus spends summer vacation at grandma's house in rural area. They village is very close to the area prohibited to reside because of radioactive contamination. Kalina's family had lived there, but they break up in the attack of mom. Dad moved in far-off Moscow to earn the hospital charges for Mon. One day, hospitalized Mon tells Kalina 'There is a castle of devils in a town called Chernobyl. They are spreading out poisons.' Kalina tells grandma it. She laughs and says 'God will attack them.' However, grandma gets sick, and mom's condition has deteriorated. Kalina wonders why God wouldn't help her. 'If god wouldn't do anything, I do by myself' Kalina decides to go to Chernobyl.

Documentary about two Estonian Forest Brothers, Ülo and Aivar Voitka, who ran from soviet recruitment and went on to live in underground bunkers for 14 years. They were captured in 2000, and their punishment became a controversial topic.

Second film about “Panther Head” from classical novel “Water Margin”. Lin Chong was wronged and embarked on the road to Cangzhou. Xue Ba and Dong Chao were in charge of escorting, and the three of them marched along.