It’s a Bear

Year: 1924

Runtime: 20 mins

Director: Robert F. McGowan

FamilyComedy

A group of children spend their summer pretending to hunt a menagerie of animals, and when a local farmer invites them onto his property to chase real game, the novelty soon wears off. Bored, they set their sights on a bear, only to find the predator silently tracking them back through the woods.

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