High, Wild and Free (1968) is a beautifully photographed wilderness adventure film that celebrates the majesty of the American frontier. It follows a trapper and his encounters with wildlife, harsh landscapes, and the rugged freedom of the wild.
The film is narrated with warmth and reverence, creating a poetic tone that feels more like a love letter to nature than a conventional documentary. The cinematography is especially striking, capturing breathtaking mountain ranges, rivers, and animal life with a sense of authenticity and wonder.
Ideal for fans of outdoor adventure, nature films, and vintage frontier storytelling, High, Wild and Free is both meditative and visually rich—a quiet tribute to a vanishing way of life.
This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 08 May, 2025.
