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Geographies of Solitude

What we do knowabout this animal is where he has beenduring his life from the time he was...

What we do know
about this animal is where he has been
during his life from the time he was a foal
all the way to adulthood, what his social status was, what his record was
reproductive

Full Transcript

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What we do know about this animal is
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where he has been during his life
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from the time he was a foal all the way to adulthood,
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what his social status was,
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what his record was reproductive.
Duration
12 seconds
Views
29
Timestamp in Movie
00:33:26
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.
And then, of course, once we die, - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
And then, of course, once we die,
This kind of life story becomes incredibly valuable. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
This kind of life story becomes incredibly valuable.
So. we know which "boy" it is. - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
So. we know which "boy" it is.
But this horse had a condition of hoof overgrowth. - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
But this horse had a condition of hoof overgrowth.
I will return with a scalpel - Geographies of Solitude 00:08
I will return with a scalpel
35 mm buried by roots juniper. - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
35 mm buried by roots juniper.
You see that, underneath him, all the flesh is gone, - Geographies of Solitude 00:08
You see that, underneath him, all the flesh is gone,
And then birds can feed on from these invertebrates, - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
And then birds can feed on from these invertebrates,
It is a source of food - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
It is a source of food
The exposed underground roots and twigs. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
The exposed underground roots and twigs.
All the manure they leave - Geographies of Solitude 00:08
All the manure they leave
The scent of roses and juniper spreads. - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
The scent of roses and juniper spreads.
It's like going down into.., a remote valley. - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
It's like going down into.., a remote valley.
Crawl between the stems - Geographies of Solitude 00:08
Crawl between the stems
I started collecting invertebrates - Geographies of Solitude 00:08
I started collecting invertebrates
I first focused only on beetles, - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
I first focused only on beetles,
All invertebrates are recorded in a spreadsheet. - Geographies of Solitude 00:05
All invertebrates are recorded in a spreadsheet.
In practice, When I actually work, - Geographies of Solitude 00:07
In practice, When I actually work,
All those jars on that counter - Geographies of Solitude 00:06
All those jars on that counter
It is a wealth of specimens, but also a high number - Geographies of Solitude 00:10
It is a wealth of specimens, but also a high number