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Jean-Jacques Annaud (“The Name of the Rose”) tells this story with barely a human word: an orphaned cub, a wounded male and two hunters who have come into their valley. What it builds towards isn’t the fight but the fragile hope that people and the wild could live side by side.
A bear cub is out hunting for honey with his mother when a rockslide kills her and leaves him alone on the mountain. He latches on to a huge Kodiak bear who wants nothing to do with him. Down in the valley, two hunters have come for a big male, and it’s the same bear the cub now refuses to leave for a moment.
Oscars
Nomination for Best Film Editing
1990
BAFTA Awards
Nomination for Best Cinematography
1990
César Awards
Best Director
1989
César Awards
Best Editing
1989
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