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Geographies of Solitude

Because they feed in the open sea And they collect foodfrom the surface of the ocean,...

Because they feed in the open sea And they collect food
from the surface of the ocean, seabirds are considered
as if they were sentinels

Full Transcript

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Because they feed in the open sea
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And they collect food from the surface of the ocean,
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seabirds are considered as if they were sentinels.
Duration
10 seconds
Views
16
Timestamp in Movie
00:56:13
Uploaded
Mar 30, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Québec,Sundance Institute,Open Society Foundations,Canada Council for the Arts

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Movie Summary

An immersion into the rich landscapes of Sable Island and the life of Zoe Lucas, a naturalist and environmentalist who has lived over 40 years on this remote strip of sand.
They are very susceptible to picking up pieces of plastic - Geographies of Solitude 00:18
They are very susceptible to picking up pieces of plastic
Over a period of 22 years, of 300 corpses I collected, - Geographies of Solitude 00:11
Over a period of 22 years, of 300 corpses I collected,
Twenty years ago, this entire area - Geographies of Solitude 00:10
Twenty years ago, this entire area
And standing here, - Geographies of Solitude 00:09
And standing here,
And I stand here, where once there was fresh water. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
And I stand here, where once there was fresh water.
The island has been losing freshwater ponds for decades. - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
The island has been losing freshwater ponds for decades.
Do you see how it is trampled By the horses that drink here? - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
Do you see how it is trampled By the horses that drink here?
All the. holes - Geographies of Solitude 00:11
All the. holes
A horse waterhole that, is currently inactive, - Geographies of Solitude 00:12
A horse waterhole that, is currently inactive,
But once they start using it again, - Geographies of Solitude 00:08
But once they start using it again,
Most of the horses on the island drink at watering holes. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
Most of the horses on the island drink at watering holes.
Therefore, probably, once these ponds disappeared, - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
Therefore, probably, once these ponds disappeared,
The nesting ducks And the land birds, - Geographies of Solitude 00:09
The nesting ducks And the land birds,
All the insects and small fish will disappear, - Geographies of Solitude 00:08
All the insects and small fish will disappear,
In fact, this is not a bad job. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
In fact, this is not a bad job.
It's kind of like knitting. It's rewarding. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
It's kind of like knitting. It's rewarding.
Whenever something happens on the mainland, - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
Whenever something happens on the mainland,
Green, red and white for Christmas. - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
Green, red and white for Christmas.
Red, white and blue July 4. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
Red, white and blue July 4.
These are the lips or balloon rings. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
These are the lips or balloon rings.