

Leafcutters
Four human traits-language, ritual, war, and art-are examined in relation to millions of wild ants in an 18-minute narrative.
Synopsis
Four human traits-language, ritual, war, and art-are examined in relation to millions of wild ants in an 18-minute narrative.
Synopsis
In a vibrant forest, millions of leafcutter ants engage in complex behaviors that mirror human traits. The 18-minute film examines four characteristics often attributed to humans: language, ritual, war, and art. Through the lens of these ants, the narrative challenges the distinctions between human culture and natural behavior. By focusing on the intricate lives of these insects, the film invites reflection on the connections between species and the shared elements of existence.
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