A Paddle and a Compass
Nine minutes of meditative canoeing images set against a glacial lake in the Rocky Mountains feature a dialogue between two women about nature and culture.
Synopsis
Nine minutes of meditative canoeing images set against a glacial lake in the Rocky Mountains feature a dialogue between two women about nature and culture.
Synopsis
At a glacial lake in the Rocky Mountains, two women engage in a dialogue about their connection to nature. Their conversation reflects their different cultural backgrounds. Canoeing images accompany their discussion, creating a meditative atmosphere. The film addresses themes of race, gender, and privilege. It questions how individuals relate to the environment as residents, immigrants, tourists, and adventurers. "A Paddle and a Compass" runs for nine minutes and was released in 1992.
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