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References
- ↑ Second Nature at the Internet Movie Database
- ↑ Sector 9 - official site
- ↑ Mammoth Film Festival
- ↑ X-Dance Action Sports Film Festival - "Second Nature".
- ↑ Sonoma Film Festival - "Second Nature"
- ↑ - "Second Nature"
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