Two European falcons are observed over a two-year period in a 13th-century church steeple in Sweden, capturing their daily activities and environment.
Synopsis
Two European falcons are observed over a two-year period in a 13th-century church steeple in Sweden, capturing their daily activities and environment.
Synopsis
In a 13th-century church steeple in Sweden, two European falcons are observed over a two-year period. Directed by Mikael Kristersson, "Kestrel's Eye" presents the birds' daily activities without voice-overs or music. The film captures their foraging and nesting behaviors while also depicting life in the nearby village. A groundskeeper tends to the cemetery, and choir boys participate in a lengthy religious procession, illustrating the connection between the falcons and their environment.
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Why Watch
- See the unique perspective of European falcons in Sweden.
- Meet the village groundskeeper caring for the cemetery.
- Follow choir boys in a lengthy religious procession.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1998 and runs for 89 minutes.
- The documentary focuses on two European falcons over a two-year period.
- The setting is a 13th-century church steeple in Sweden.
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Who directed the documentary Kestrel's Eye?
Kestrel's Eye was directed by Mikael Kristersson.
What is the duration of the documentary Kestrel's Eye?
The duration of Kestrel's Eye is 89 minutes.
In which country is Kestrel's Eye set?
Kestrel's Eye is set in Sweden.
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