Winged Migration
June 2, 2003
Jacques Perrin and a team of intrepid flying cameramen spent three years aloft in gliders, helicopters, delta wings and remote-controlled aircraft to chronicle the migrations of over 50 different species of birds around the world. The result is Winged Migration - a mesmerizing, Koyaanisqaatsi-like meditation on the avian mind (now playing at the Clay in San Francisco).
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