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Deep Dive: Salmon (2015)

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Salmon
In 'Salmon', an Indigenous street artist transforms into a salmon and travels from decayed urban landscapes to ancient forests. The film uses mixed animation techniques, particularly stop motion, to depict this transformation and the environmental themes it embodies. The narrative reflects on pollution and the need to reconnect with nature, illustrating the stark contrast between urban decay and the pristine environments of the past. The film's 8-minute duration allows for a concise yet impactful representation of these themes.

Why Watch

  • See the unique transformation of an Indigenous artist.
  • Find out how urban decay contrasts with ancient forests.
  • Watch mixed animation techniques in action.

Did You Know

The film was directed by Amanda Strong in 2015.
The film has a runtime of 8 minutes.
The animation style used in the film includes stop motion techniques.

Perfect For

Indigenous artEnvironmental themesAnimation enthusiasts