This is a technical treatment of M.K. Davis's study and analysis of the Patterson Gimlin Bigfoot film of 1967. This endeavors to enlighten the viewer as to both the validity and effectiveness of the methods Davis uses and the true properties of the film stock Patterson shot the footage on. You will learn why grain, film speed, camera movement and shutter speed all play pivotal roles in the making of images.

There are interviews with Davis as he explains various aspects of both the film analysis and his reasons for concluding that "Patty" was a human being. There is also an interview with an eyewitness to the display of a skeleton thought to be a "red haired giant" excavated from Lovelock Cave in western Nevada.

See why the "sagittal crest" never existed and revelations about what she is carrying will make you stop and think.

Any true Bigfooter needs this DVD in his or her collection.