Film Lens
In 'Shooting Crows', a woman disappears in a misty park while trees collapse, suggesting an unseen force at play. The film uses surveillance footage to capture the behavior of crows, known for their intelligence, as they navigate their environment. This raises questions about the role of the camera and its impact on the unfolding events.
As tensions escalate, the crows exhibit aggressive behavior, leading to chaotic scenes that blur the lines between reality and imagination. The documentary invites viewers to reflect on the hidden lives of crows and the mysteries surrounding their habitat.
Why Watch
- •See crows react aggressively in a park setting.
- •Follow a mysterious woman's disappearance.
- •Find out how surveillance changes the narrative.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Christine Huerzeler.
•The documentary has a runtime of 20 minutes.
•It was produced in Germany in 2018.
•The film features surveillance footage of crows navigating their territory.
Perfect For
Birdwatching enthusiastsMystery loversNature documentary fans