Where to watch Shooting Crows (2018)

Story

This experimental documentary captures an eerie park landscape where unexpected events unfold. A woman vanishes, trees mysteriously collapse, and gunshots echo through the fog. The film shifts perspective to observe crows through surveillance cameras, positioning these intelligent creatures as the central subjects. As the cameras intrude into their space, tension builds between observer and observed, blurring the line between what's real and what might be imagined.

Why watch

• A unique 20-minute documentary that reimagines how we see urban wildlife
• Directed by Christine Huerzeler with an unconventional approach to nature filmmaking
• Explores the relationship between surveillance, animals, and perception in compelling ways

Good for: Viewers interested in experimental documentaries and artistic takes on nature; certificate status unknown, so check before viewing with children.