After a few days of cooling and raging sand, the sky was especially clear and breezy. The apricot flowers downstairs have failed and bloomed again.
Jacques Behan's documentaries have always made me sleepy. I don't know why, but suddenly I am interested in watching this ≪Ocean≫.
A brief French commentary, a large visual feast. Seemingly illogical, the little stories of those creatures that I can't name are spread out in a light and thick way.
The newly born little turtle emerged from the beach and struggled to "climb quickly" towards the coastline. Suddenly I started to feel the food chain, thinking that the top of the food chain in elementary school biology is actually human. At that time, I really did not expect that species like us would be the most powerful.
Favorite clips are large groups of dolphins, smiling and excitedly dashing out of the sea, gyrating gracefully in the air for weeks and back to the ocean, seemingly free and unrestrained.
My favorite is the soundtrack of the film, which has a lot of emotion. Not hypnotizing, giggling.
In this way, following Jacques's camera to swim around the seabed for 70 minutes, a large net appeared. A large number of creatures were arrested. It seems that none of them are spared. There's red, there's screaming, there's those creature faces, those expressions.
Seems to be an Asian face.
A certain cetacean with its fins and tails cut off was abandoned and thrown back into the sea, dyeing the water red. A "drop" to the bottom of the sea.
Unable to move.
When I thought of ≪Dolphin Bay≫, I should be talking about Japanese. Definitely is.
Actually I'm kidding myself a bit. Suddenly there is resistance to all people who make a living by fishing.
Returning from the sea to land, it should be in a museum of extinct species.
A so cute seal face. Commentary: Extinct. There seemed to be tears in his eyes, and he seemed to be smiling. Extinct.
These species that have evolved for millions of years have gone extinct when they encounter human civilization that has only appeared for less than 10,000 years. Human ingenuity has created the situation today. .
This museum is really big.
Another eco-friendly film.
The weather was so nice, the sun warmed my back.
Whatever the resource, whatever the resource.
None of them are private goods that are exclusively for the benefit of human beings
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Walking is thought provoking.
Driving but only listening to music.
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