Urban development in Concón, Chile, forces local inhabitants and wildlife to adapt to rapid changes in their environment.
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Urban development in Concón, Chile, forces local inhabitants and wildlife to adapt to rapid changes in their environment.
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Synopsis
Concón, a coastal city in Chile, faces rapid urban development driven by the real estate industry. Local residents and wildlife adapt to the changing environment as construction expands into natural habitats. Director Josefina Pérez-García presents the film "Nidal," which captures the interactions between various species and the effects of human occupation on the region. The documentary runs for 61 minutes and emphasizes the need for sustainable practices amid ongoing development in Concón.
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Why Watch
- See urban development's impact on Concón's environment.
- Meet local inhabitants adapting to rapid changes.
- Find out about cohabitation of various species.
Did You Know
- The documentary is set in Concón, a city on the Chilean coast.
- The film has a duration of 61 minutes.
- The production country for 'Nest' is Chile.
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What is the main focus of the documentary 'Nest'?
The documentary focuses on the impact of the real estate industry on the city of Concón, Chile, and how urban development affects local habitats and inhabitants.
Who directed the documentary 'Nest'?
The documentary 'Nest' was directed by Josefina Pérez-García.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Nest'?
The duration of 'Nest' is 61 minutes.
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