Starring Norman Winther and May Loo. Rated general. One extremely odd duck of a movie, The Last Trapper fails as drama and is too hokey to be called a good documentary. So why is it still worth seeing ...

The Last Trapper opens with some spectacular footage of caribou moving across a snowy landscape at dawn. The film then shows us the fur-clad hunter, camouflaged with his own set of antlers, and rolls ...

It is great. Reminding the duty of men should maintain the harmony and guardian the earth. Men couldn`t seperate from nature and we are part of the nature too! However, in real life, men are doing ...

AS WITH the recently released Cave of the Yellow Dog, The Last Trapper is billed as a dramatised documentary — which is like a picture that can appear to represent either a dog or a rabbit, depending ...

The call of the wild is routed through the switchboard of gorgeous filmmaking in "The Last Trapper," a docu-style reenactment of several seasons in the life of Canadian trapper Norman Winther. Pic ...

Norman Winther and his wife, Nebaska, don't need much. The flora and fauna of Canada's northern Yukon Territory provide their home and food. If it's not available in nature or the general store that ...