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Deep Dive: When Fish Begin to Crawl (2023)

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When Fish Begin to Crawl
When Fish Begin to Crawl, co-directed by Morag McKinnon and Jim Sutherland, examines the climate crisis through the lens of Scotland's Flow Country. The film combines artistic expression and scientific inquiry to address current environmental emergencies while considering the geological history of the area. It presents a unique perspective on humanity's connection to nature and the impact of climate change. The documentary runs for 65 minutes and invites viewers to reflect on the pressing issues of contamination and ecological degradation. By situating contemporary challenges within the broader context of geological deep time, it encourages a deeper understanding of our relationship with the environment.

Why Watch

  • •See Scotland's Flow Country like never before.
  • •Meet filmmakers Morag McKinnon and Jim Sutherland.
  • •Find out about the impact of climate change.

Did You Know

•The film is 65 minutes long.
•It focuses on Scotland's Flow Country.
•The documentary was released in 2023.

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Environmental scienceScottish landscapesClimate activism