Microcosmos
It begins as a small nod to the insects in your backyard, but soon becomes a wide-opened window into a previously unknown microcosm of insect-dom. How is it possible we’ve never seen this world before with this clarity? With scarce narration this better-than-usual nature film is more poem than documentary. Works for kids. Filmed by the same Frenchman who later did Winged Migrations.
— KK
Microcosmos
Directed by Claude Nuridsany, Marie Perennou
1996, 80 min.
$25, DVD
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