I co-produced this 55-minute documentary following biologist Samantha Dwinnell and her friends Tennessee Watson and Anya Tyson as they hiked, skied, and packrafted the 85-mile-long migration path of a female mule deer and gained new understanding about how these animals connect to a rugged and unforgiving landscape.
The film was accepted into festivals around the US and abroad, including into the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour and the Gutsy Girls Adventure Film Tour around Australia and New Zealand. Thank you to film sponsors National Geographic Society, George B. Storer Foundation, Knobloch Family Foundation, Ralph and Louise Haberfeld, and many others.
Learn more about the project and watch the PBS version of the film here.
Emilene Ostlind 