Yet the thing that dates these photos, is also the thing that is compromising the land. It is us. The land has gradually turned into a passive backdrop against which human history unfolds. In stark contrast with the Indigenous Communities that lived a rich and reverent relationship with the land, we lost our basic animistic and participatory experience of a world all alive, awake, and aware. Nature no longer speaks with a thousand voices.Instead, forests are burning. Species are pushed towards extinction. Carbon dioxide continues to enter our atmosphere, while the evidence of climate change is still being downplayed and distorted by governments and media outlets. This film is an ode to Earth, but also a warning. We’re on borrowed times. And it’s getting l a t e.
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