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Geographies of Solitude

It has traveled more than 2,000 miles, In one direction

It has traveled more than 2,000 miles, In one direction

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It has traveled more than 2,000 miles,
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In one direction.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
20
Timestamp in Movie
01:07:10
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.
It has not been moved more or less, of the air currents - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
It has not been moved more or less, of the air currents
All kinds of waste is deposited on Sable beach, - Geographies of Solitude 00:09
All kinds of waste is deposited on Sable beach,
Nurdles in general are made of virgin plastic - Geographies of Solitude 00:09
Nurdles in general are made of virgin plastic
Sometimes they are shipped in bales, - Geographies of Solitude 00:08
Sometimes they are shipped in bales,
And if they scatter, Because the load is lost, - Geographies of Solitude 00:09
And if they scatter, Because the load is lost,
So there are definitely those who pay attention to nurdles. - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
So there are definitely those who pay attention to nurdles.
I separated them by color - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
I separated them by color
But they break into pieces smaller and smaller - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
But they break into pieces smaller and smaller
So what I do is - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
So what I do is
Anything that slows down the wind - Geographies of Solitude 00:11
Anything that slows down the wind
Because of these balloons that are here, - Geographies of Solitude 00:09
Because of these balloons that are here,
And that is how the dunes Are built by the vegetation. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
And that is how the dunes Are built by the vegetation.
There is marine debris on the beach - Geographies of Solitude 00:11
There is marine debris on the beach
For a long time, to see whether they melt, - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
For a long time, to see whether they melt,
So with this, - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
So with this,
It's been, I think .., at least 20 years - Geographies of Solitude 00:08
It's been, I think .., at least 20 years
I decided to come back here To devote more time on the island. - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
I decided to come back here To devote more time on the islan...
The fact that it lasted so long was not by choice. - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
The fact that it lasted so long was not by choice.
It just, you know, it just happened. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
It just, you know, it just happened.
I mean, everything that happens is a whole series - Geographies of Solitude 00:11
I mean, everything that happens is a whole series