2016 | Canada | Experimental

Point of No Return

  • 10 mins
  • Director | Zachary Finkelstein
  • Producer | Zachary Finkelstein
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Under a microscope tiny shards of ice loom large as glaciers. Using microscopic videography and polarizing lenses, Point of No Return is a visually stunning study of melting ice in real-time. The film provides a micro perspective on climate change, a massive but incremental global event that is usually imperceptible in our day to day lives. With narration in eleven of the most widely-spoken languages in the world,

Point of No Return presents a dialogue in abstraction between emotional understanding and scientific fact in the face of rising global temperatures.

Production Credits:
Director/Camera/Editing: Zachary Finkelstein
Sound Design: Alister Johnson
Narration: Rashpal Bhangoo, Adoney Guerrero Cortés, Samia Hossain, Katty Maurey,
Naoto Motoyama, Claire de Oliveira, Dipal Patel, Tamer Saber, Isabella Salas, Jeremy
Tan, Judith Williamson
Produced with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts

climate ice melt microscope glacier
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