Chasing a Trace

2019·20m|

Recent·Nature Documentaries

- English Subtitles available

Determination - quest - endangered - inspiring

A bad-ass woman scientist is on a quest to study one of the hardest animals to see,… See More

Director:Leanne Allison

Screenwriter:Leanne Allison

Producer:Leanne Allison

Story Editor:Nettie Wild

Camera:Julian Kenchenten, Michael Klekamp, Leanne Allison

Wolverine Footage:Andrew Manske, Peter Mather

Film Score:Jon Kawchuk and Ellen Braun

Featuring:Mirjam Barrueto, Marco Musiani, Bob Sayer, Jesse McClintock, Jon Effa

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