Bees communicate through dance, sharing information about their environment and playing a crucial role in the global economy and human survival.
Synopsis
Bees communicate through dance, sharing information about their environment and playing a crucial role in the global economy and human survival.
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Synopsis
Nina de Vroome details the connection between bees and humans in "Globes." The film shows bees dancing to communicate, sharing vital information about their surroundings. It also traces how humans integrate their stories with those of these pollinators. From the structure of a honeycomb to effects on the global economy, the film reveals bees as essential to human life. Their survival is critical in a changing environment. The documentary runs for 98 minutes and features Dutch, English, and Slovenian languages.
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Why Watch
- Meet the bees and their unique dance communication.
- Find out how bees impact the global economy.
- See the intricate design of honeycomb structures.
Did You Know
- Bees communicate through dance to share environmental information.
- The film has a duration of 98 minutes.
- Nina de Vroome directed this documentary in 2021.
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Who directed the documentary 'Globes'?
Nina de Vroome directed the documentary 'Globes'.
What year was the documentary 'Globes' released?
'Globes' was released in 2021.
What languages are spoken in the documentary 'Globes'?
The documentary is available in Dutch, English, and Slovenian.
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