Film Lens
In 'Panda Days', four-year-old panda Shu Hin narrates her life in a panda reserve in Sichuan, China, after relocating from a Japanese zoo with her twin brother. The film captures their adaptation to the new environment, showcasing their interactions with other pandas and the friendships they form. The lush surroundings of the reserve provide a vivid backdrop for their exploration and social development.
The narrative emphasizes the significance of conservation efforts for giant pandas, portraying the emotional and physical adjustments that Shu Hin and her brother experience. Through their eyes, viewers gain insight into the realities of panda relocation and the importance of preserving their natural habitat.
Why Watch
- •Meet Shu Hin, a panda adjusting to life in Sichuan.
- •See the friendships formed between pandas in the reserve.
- •Find out about conservation efforts for giant pandas.
Did You Know
•Shu Hin is four years old during the events of the film.
•The film was released in 2008 and has a runtime of 100 minutes.
•Shu Hin has a twin brother who also relocated from a Japanese zoo.
•The documentary is set in a panda reserve located in Sichuan, China.
Perfect For
Panda enthusiastsAnimal conservationNature documentaries