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This documentary presents an epic portrait of winter bird migration. Filmed on all seven continents over four years.
This documentary presents an epic portrait of winter bird migration. Filmed on all seven continents over four years, the footage is brought together into one portrait of a journey that's uniformly arduous for all kinds of different birds. Rather than concentrating on statistics and facts, the film near-wordlessly portrays the sheer physical effort demanded of the birds on their disparate routes. Along the way, we see the many dangers they face, from man-made waste to a group of hungry crabs.

STARRING Jacques Perrin, Philippe Labro ; Production Year 2001 ; Country of Origin France ; Language French ; Run Time 89 mins ...
The landmark documentary that presents an epic portrait of winter bird migration. Filmed on all seven continents over four years, the footage is brought together into one journey that's uniformly arduous for all kinds of different birds. Featuring a discussion with Field Museum expert John Bates.John Bates is an Associate Curator of Birds and head of the Life Sciences section of Integrated Research at the Field Museum. He did his doctorate at Louisiana State University and was a post doctoral fellow at the American Museum of Natural History. Over the last twenty-two years in Chicago, he and his students have studied genetic structure and morphology in birds to understand how behaviors such as migration have influenced evolutionary patterns.

Run Time: 1 hr 29 min; Rated: G; Regions of Origin: United States, France ... © 2001 English Language (American Version) Motion Picture: 2003 Galatee Films.
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For 80 million years, birds have ruled the skies, seas and earth. Each spring, they fly vast distances. Each fall, they fly back on the same route. Th…

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It took over three years to film from 1998-2001, as more than 5 crews of 450 people and 14 cinematographers were on hand to follow the bird migration through ...
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WINGED MIGRATION (Peuple migrateur, Le)

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This documentary follows various migratory bird species on their long journeys from their summer homes to the equator and back, covering thousands of miles and navigating by the stars. These arduous treks are crucial for survival, seeking hospitable climates and food sources. Birds face numerous challenges, including crossing oceans and evading predators, illness, and injury. Although migrations are undertaken as a community, birds disperse into family units once they reach their destinations, and every continent is affected by these migrations, hosting migratory bird species at least part of the year.

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Genre: Documentary | Synopsis: The cameras of Jacques Perrin fly with migratory birds: geese, storks, cranes. The film begins with spring in North America and the migration to the Arctic; the flight is a community event for each ...

Run Time: 1 hr 29 min; Rated: 7; Regions of Origin: France, Switzerland ... © 2001 English Language (American Version) Motion Picture: 2003 Galatee Films.
This documentary presents an epic portrait of winter bird migration. Filmed on all seven continents over four years, the footage is brought together i…

A Bird's Life. Winged Migration (2001) is a visually stunning “documentary-adventure” that follows several communities of birds on their seasonal migratory ...

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Director Jacques Perrin and his crew of pilots and cinematographers spent four years traversing the globe, capturing unprecedented images of migratory birds in flight and on land. Shooting from hot-air balloons and ultralight aircraft, the filmmakers insinuate the camera’s eye so intimately into the midst of airborne flights of birds that one can almost count the hairlike barbs on the feathers. Other times, one is staggered by the sheer number of birds captured in a single shot, sweeping across the sky like a curtain being drawn or covering an island to the horizon and the edges of the screen.