Film Lens
The film follows the migration patterns of Canada geese as they travel thousands of miles from Canada to the United States. It details their journey, highlighting specific locations such as the Ottawa River and the Appalachian Mountains, illustrating how these birds navigate across man-made borders without regard for them. The narrative emphasizes the natural instinct that drives these birds to migrate each spring, marking the arrival of a new season and the renewal of life.
Through the lens of the Canada geese, the film reflects on the concept of freedom and the interconnectedness of nature across national boundaries. It presents the birds as symbols of movement and unity, suggesting that they belong to all the lands they traverse and to the people who inhabit those areas. The documentary captures the essence of migration as a natural phenomenon that transcends human-imposed divisions.
Why Watch
- •See Canada geese migrate over the Appalachian Mountains.
- •Find out how birds ignore man-made borders.
- •Meet the diverse wildlife of the Chesapeake Bay.
Did You Know
•Canada geese can fly nearly 5000 feet high during migration.
•The journey from Canada to the U.S. can be over a thousand miles.
•Millions of birds migrate in March, marking the start of spring.
Perfect For
Birdwatching enthusiastsNature loversEnvironmental advocates