National Museum of Natural Science

This film takes viewers on an in-depth exploration of two dinosaurs with unique features: Deinocheirus, with its enormous forelimbs, and Troodon, hailed as the most intelligent of all non-avian dinosaurs. Set on Earth 66 million years ago, the story depicts how intelligence is passed down from parent to offspring and the moving journey of life’s continuity. In a perilous ancient world, parents and offspring faced the harsh challenges of survival, weaving a touching tale of growth, protection and survival.