12-31-2023, 06:43 PM
Film Title: One Thousand Butterflies
Nominating Nation: Lauchenoiria
Nomination Category/Categories: Best Documentary Film
Language: Spanish/English
Run Time: 89 mins
Director: Candellario Cruz Bustillo
Producing Studio/Company: Pelicula Precisa
Cast:
Eric Gallardo as Narrator
Brief Summary:
One Thousand Butterflies is a critically-acclaimed nature documentary covering the various butterfly species in Lauchenoiria, their history and status, and their surprising contributions to Lauchenoirian agriculture. The documentary examines not only the ecological facts about the butterflies, but also historical stories involving butterflies and appearances of butterflies within Lauchenoirian pre-Christian mythology. It looks at the impact of the Second Lauchenoirian Civil War on butterfly populations and conservation, as well as cross-border conservation efforts with neighbouring nations.
The documentary tells of butterflies whose touch can counteract the effects of poisonous plants; covers the tale of a butterfly which led a Lauchenoirian company to safety while pursued by Kerlians in the Great War; and delves into the all-but-forgotten story of Melissa, a butterfly goddess from pre-Christian Fleura and the namesake of present-day Melissa Province.
What makes this film special? Why was it nominated for these categories?
The blending of ecology, history and mythology means there is something for everyone in this documentary on Lauchenoiria’s tiny national animal. Butterflies are a large part of Lauchenoirian culture, and this has quickly become one of the most viewed documentaries in the country, with many people who do not usually watch documentaries viewing One Thousand Butterflies due to the variety of topics covered in an accessible manner.
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Nominating Nation: Lauchenoiria
Nomination Category/Categories: Best Documentary Film
Language: Spanish/English
Run Time: 89 mins
Director: Candellario Cruz Bustillo
Producing Studio/Company: Pelicula Precisa
Cast:
Eric Gallardo as Narrator
Brief Summary:
One Thousand Butterflies is a critically-acclaimed nature documentary covering the various butterfly species in Lauchenoiria, their history and status, and their surprising contributions to Lauchenoirian agriculture. The documentary examines not only the ecological facts about the butterflies, but also historical stories involving butterflies and appearances of butterflies within Lauchenoirian pre-Christian mythology. It looks at the impact of the Second Lauchenoirian Civil War on butterfly populations and conservation, as well as cross-border conservation efforts with neighbouring nations.
The documentary tells of butterflies whose touch can counteract the effects of poisonous plants; covers the tale of a butterfly which led a Lauchenoirian company to safety while pursued by Kerlians in the Great War; and delves into the all-but-forgotten story of Melissa, a butterfly goddess from pre-Christian Fleura and the namesake of present-day Melissa Province.
What makes this film special? Why was it nominated for these categories?
The blending of ecology, history and mythology means there is something for everyone in this documentary on Lauchenoiria’s tiny national animal. Butterflies are a large part of Lauchenoirian culture, and this has quickly become one of the most viewed documentaries in the country, with many people who do not usually watch documentaries viewing One Thousand Butterflies due to the variety of topics covered in an accessible manner.
Additional Info: N/A
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