Over five decades, an entomologist counts every butterfly along ten trails, documenting the environmental decline caused by human activities.
Synopsis
Over five decades, an entomologist counts every butterfly along ten trails, documenting the environmental decline caused by human activities.
Synopsis
Art, an entomologist, has spent over fifty years walking ten trails in the wild. He counts butterflies and records changes in the environment. His research reveals patterns of decline linked to human activities. Throughout his observations, Art witnesses the erosion of species and habitats. The film includes scenes of his detailed notes and reflections on nature. Directed by Kārlis Bergs, Weeping Rocks presents a personal account of environmental change over decades. The documentary runs for 88 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Art, a dedicated entomologist with decades of research.
- See the environmental impact of human activities on butterflies.
- Find out how time reshapes landscapes and species.
Did You Know
- Art has spent over 50 years walking the same ten trails.
- He meticulously counts every butterfly he sees.
- The film is directed by Kārlis Bergs and runs for 88 minutes.
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Who is the main subject of Weeping Rocks?
Art is the main subject, an entomologist who has spent over five decades studying butterflies.
What is the duration of the documentary Weeping Rocks?
The documentary has a duration of 88 minutes.
Who directed the documentary Weeping Rocks?
Kārlis Bergs directed the documentary.
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