A sudden influx of harmful organisms can devastate animal and plant populations, leading to significant ecological imbalances and biodiversity loss.
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A sudden influx of harmful organisms can devastate animal and plant populations, leading to significant ecological imbalances and biodiversity loss.
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Synopsis
Koldo Almandoz directs Plague, a 10-minute documentary featuring Maider Intxauspe and Angel Aldarondo. It discusses the Latin term 'plaga,' which refers to sudden surges of harmful organisms affecting animal and plant life. The film presents examples from history and current events, detailing ecological imbalances caused by these surges. It also addresses the impact on biodiversity and human societies. The film emphasizes the need for awareness regarding these environmental threats.
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Why Watch
- Find out how surges affect biodiversity and ecosystems.
- See real-life examples of ecological imbalances.
- Meet the director Koldo Almandoz's unique perspective.
Did You Know
- The term 'plaga' is derived from Latin and signifies harmful surges.
- The documentary lasts for 10 minutes and was released in 2017.
- Plague examines both historical and contemporary examples of ecological damage.
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What does the term 'plaga' mean?
'Plaga' is derived from Latin and signifies a massive and sudden influx of harmful living beings that devastate animal or plant populations.
Who directed the documentary Plague?
Plague was directed by Koldo Almandoz.
What year was the documentary Plague released?
Plague was released in 2017.
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