

A flock of sheep is sheared to provide wool for winter protection while clouds loom overhead in rural Scotland.
Synopsis
A flock of sheep is sheared to provide wool for winter protection while clouds loom overhead in rural Scotland.
Synopsis
A shepherd in rural Scotland shears a flock of sheep, preparing them for the summer months. The wool, once removed, provides warmth during the winter. Passing Clouds questions the role of the clouds above-are they mere observers or active participants in this cycle? Shot on Super 8, the film captures the unexpected light leaks that accompany the shearing process. Through the interactions of the sheep, the shepherd, and his dogs, the film presents a unique perspective on the life cycle of wool.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See sheep shearing in rural Scotland.
- Find out how wool protects sheep in winter.
- Meet the shepherd and his dogs on the farm.
Did You Know
- The film is shot on Super 8, known for its light leaks.
- The documentary has a runtime of 6 minutes.
- The setting is rural Scotland, focusing on sheep farming.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year was the documentary Passing Clouds released?
Passing Clouds was released in 2024.
What is the duration of the documentary Passing Clouds?
The duration of Passing Clouds is 6 minutes.
What filming technique was used in Passing Clouds?
Passing Clouds was shot on Super 8 film.
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