"Migrating Birds", I immediately thought of its name, a French film about birds, about flying, about the fragility and strength of nature, and it is also my favorite documentary. The whole film is full of beautiful flying and Just like the sound of birdsong, only a few dozen subtitles appear. I still remember the first sentence: Migration is a story about commitment. The DVDs available on the market also have a heart-warming name: Birds and Dreams Flying.
Rather, it is more of a human flying dream. Let these beautiful and persistent birds guide us to find our lost dream on a land that is increasingly corrupted by our industrial civilization.
CCTV's "World Film Tour" is broadcasting a documentary about "Migrating Birds" and his director Jacques Behan. I have never watched the tidbits, but only now did I know that "The Migrating Bird" is just one of the trilogy named "Heaven, Earth and Man", and the other two are "Microcosm" and "Himalaya" , they are also works that I can't forget. Jacques Behan served as the producer of the last two films, "Micro World", which took 17 years on and off, and "Migrating Birds", which took 4 years.
On the verdant grass after the rain, a snail couple stretched their soft bodies, probing, intertwining, and lingering;
flocks of migratory birds, flying over cities, fields, deserts, and snow-capped mountains, experienced strong winds and rain, hidden shotguns, and relentlessly completed It made a promise made millions of years ago; the
simple mountain people climbed over the snow-capped mountains year after year, listening to the most simple and peaceful call from the bottom of their hearts and from nature.
People and snow-capped mountains do not exist to conquer or be conquered. When you look up at the sky, a group of geese flying leisurely, and a pair of flying insects dancing in the corner of the grass that you have not noticed, just like you, shining with admirable humanity.
Once a famous actor, a famous producer, and a celebrity in the French entertainment industry, when he reached middle age, he spent more than ten years carefully preserving the beautiful moments in nature that are getting farther and farther away from us. Love and praise for all living beings, as if they never lived in this clamorous generation.
When I first watched "Migrating Birds", I also suspected those fleeting cruel scenes. Are those dramatic plots deliberately done by the director? He just watched and recorded?
It turned out that the footage of those killing birds was in Canada, where the local government organized the hunt for a species of bird identified as a pest. After filming that set, the crew members were in tears.
The migratory birds caught in the slop are only stuck with their tons of chocolate, but they know there's something going on on the outskirts of the city.
"Every minute and every second, plants, birds, fish and other creatures are constantly dying and being killed. The reason should be found from human beings.
" It is our shared home, then we will be free like birds!"
The director himself on TV, with gray hair and soft and pure eyes, made me feel like deja vu, and then I remembered it very much like the middle-aged man in "Cinema Paradise". Toto, checked the information, it was he who played. The image of Toto, who was nostalgic for the ruins and weeping at the colorful kisses, belongs in my heart to a nostalgic and refined Europe in my imagination.
After watching half of the documentary and jumping to the movie channel, the first half of Serie A, which kicked off early, has ended, and the tired Milan trailed Chievo by two goals.
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