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Weeping Rocks follows Art, an entomologist who has dedicated over fifty years to studying ten specific trails. He meticulously counts every butterfly he encounters, documenting the gradual changes in the environment around him. This observational documentary captures Art's reflections on mortality and the impact of human activities on nature, as he witnesses the decline of butterfly populations and the erosion of the landscape he loves.
The film serves as a personal archive of Art's long-term observations, revealing patterns of environmental decline that have gone unnoticed for years. As species fade and the world shifts, Art's experience becomes a meditation on the beauty that remains amidst change. Directed by Kārlis Bergs, the film spans 88 minutes and invites viewers to consider the profound effects of time and human impact on the natural world.
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.
Perfect For
Natural history enthusiastsEnvironmental documentary fansButterfly lovers