Colony: The Endangered World of Bees

Synopsis
Honey bees pollinate one-third of our fruits and vegetables and play a vital role in producing our food and ensuring our survival. Although honey bees are some of the most resilient, efficient and industrious insects, entire colonies are dying off. This film investigates the circumstances and the impacts of ‘colony collapse disorder’ by focusing on beekeepers dealing with the crisis. As these families and individuals struggle to understand this lethal problem, they illuminate the devastating effects of bee extinction not just on bees, but on people.
Language
English
Country
United States
Year of release
2010
Year of production
2009
Subjects
Agriculture; Biology
Keywords
bees; crops; diseases

Online availability

URI
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewMovie?id=423170433&s=143441&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Price
$9.99
Delivery
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Credits

Director
Carter Gunn; Ross McDonnell

Distribution Formats

Type
DVD
Format
Region 1 NTSC
Price
$29.95
Availability
Sale
Duration/Size
88 minutes
Year
2011

Production Company

Name

Fastnet Films

Distributor

Name

Docurama Films

Email
info@newvideo.com
Web
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Phone
+1 212 206 8600
Fax
+1 212 206 9001
Address
New Video Group
902 Broadway FL 9
New York
NY 10010
USA
Notes
Docurama Films, part of the US New Video group, is dedicated to making critically acclaimed and cutting-edge documentaries available digitally and on home video. Launched in 1999 with the DVD release of D.A. Pennebaker’s BOB DYLAN: DON’T LOOK BACK, Docurama continues its mission to unearth and release the great classic documentaries of the last fifty years while spreading the word about filmmakers who are taking the form to new heights. The Docurama catalog features a wide span of titles from varying genres including the arts, history/politics, environmental, ethnic interest, LGBT, music, and socio-cultural issues. Sale on DVD or download via ITunes.
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