Life List

2005
16 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaFrom the Southwestern deserts to the frozen shores of Lake Superior, this thoughtful and humorous documentary contrasts the philosophies and observes the field behaviors of two birders, inve... Ler tudoFrom the Southwestern deserts to the frozen shores of Lake Superior, this thoughtful and humorous documentary contrasts the philosophies and observes the field behaviors of two birders, investigating whether or not listing is just for the birds.From the Southwestern deserts to the frozen shores of Lake Superior, this thoughtful and humorous documentary contrasts the philosophies and observes the field behaviors of two birders, investigating whether or not listing is just for the birds.

Direção
- Tom Dunlap

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SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Tom Dunlap

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

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10vxthesaintxv

A 16 minute flight

Kevin Lucero Less - Professor of Cinema, Tucson Museum of Art School. Tom Dunlap and Bill Kersey have reached nothing less than brilliance in this entertaining documentary. Original and at times touching, this is a wonderful production with smart editing and spot on music by Bill Kersey. Anyone who enjoys documentary films or bird culture will enjoy this gem of indie film making. Mr. Kersey is well know in the film festival market with his short films, "87 Topaz" and "Solace", with "Life List" he shows his talents for the understanding of the marriage of music and image. Mr. Dunlap will sure prove to be a film maker to watch as with "Life List" his gift for story, producing and hand held camera work leave many audience members hungry for more. Long live the documentary! and thanks to films like this, long live the art of originality as well.

9tuniture

A Non-Bird(er)'s Eye View

Being neither a bird-watcher nor a particular aficionado of short films, when told by a friend I should see this film I thought, "Yeah, right..." But something pulled me in. It wasn't merely the content. I certainly wasn't inspired to become a "birder". It seemed to be a combination of the elements that gave it continuity and meaning; the musical interludes, the lyrical editing, whatever the magic is that goes into the assembly of such a piece. My hat is off to filmmakers who can make the seemingly obscure resonate in a way that enriches 15 minutes of my life, and subsequently moves me to stop and think why. I encourage you to see this short film for yourself, even though you think it might not interest you. I'm glad I did.