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Smart as a Fox, directed by Gordon Hollingshead, is a neat little documentary that captures the life of a fox cub in the wild. The film manages to convey a genuine sense of curiosity and adventure as it unfolds in the forest. The pacing is quite natural, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the daily activities of the cub. It's fascinating how the practical effects and on-location shooting give a raw, authentic feel to the narrative. There’s something about watching this young fox that evokes a deeper understanding of nature's innocence. It’s also worth noting it was nominated for an Oscar, which speaks to its craftsmanship, even if it’s just a short. A nice piece for anyone interested in early nature films, really.
Short documentary formatExplores themes of nature and innocenceOscar-nominated for Best Live Action Short
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