"kissing the frog to get a prince out of it is a waste of a good frog"
Aavasavyuham as its name in entirety literally suggests, is an amphibian hunt. It begins with the discovery, then proceeds to the exploration, then the exploitation, last the annihilation and finally the exhibition of a new species. Now, I am not a fan of the performances as the fictional interludes didn't feel quite strong, but loved the little insights, social commentary and the satire. Also quite ironical that the film in itself is one of the kinds they screen at the french museums ifykyk
Btw, I have a little disconnect with the conservation activism because the other side is literally human and human future which I am also literally a part of. So I'm a novice here and still learning to frame arguments and take sides.
Yk, "what is normal for the spider is chaos for the fly!" but I happen to be the spider
For the same reason, genuinely appreciate the little insights.
Looking forward to a well made documentary on species of puthuvype, native and immigrant, because yes I see the potential.
"kissing the frog to get a prince out of it is a waste of a good frog"
Aavasavyuham as its name in entirety literally suggests, is an amphibian hunt. It begins with the discovery, then proceeds to the exploration, then the exploitation, last the annihilation and finally the exhibition of a new species. Now, I am not a fan of the performances as the fictional interludes didn't feel quite strong, but loved the little insights, social commentary and the satire. Also quite ironical that the film in itself is one of the kinds they screen at the french museums ifykyk
Btw, I have a little disconnect with the conservation activism because the other side is literally human and human future which I am also literally a part of. So I'm a novice here and still learning to frame arguments and take sides.
Yk, "what is normal for the spider is chaos for the fly!" but I happen to be the spider
For the same reason, genuinely appreciate the little insights.
Looking forward to a well made documentary on species of puthuvype, native and immigrant, because yes I see the potential.
