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Deep Dive: Nest (2021)

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Nest
In 'Nest', the documentary examines the effects of the real estate industry on Concón, a city on the Chilean coast. The film presents the struggle of local inhabitants and wildlife as urban development alters their natural habitats. It emphasizes the urgent need for sustainable practices amid rapid environmental changes. The film, directed by Josefina Pérez-García, features narratives about the cohabitation of various species and the transformation of the region's landscapes due to human occupation. It uses vivid imagery to portray the delicate balance between nature and urbanization in Concón.

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.

Perfect For

Environmental issuesChilean coastal citiesReal estate impact