I could not hold tears, even though I'm two decades late, time transposes with movies and I'm early, it was yesterday.
Finally got around to watching this wonderful documentary that teaches sacrifice and the true, subsuming and elementary value of life.
There I am thinking why can't the cameramen run an Uber app for these kings of sacrifice,
hop along hlp along I will take you to them, my voice breaking, tears freezing as I haul the mothers to the waiting father's shouting you guys never cease to surprise me each year.
Especially for the fathers whose seconds half walk after the blistering cold really need some help and is the cause of their decline in demographic.
At least I will create a slide that make it easy for them to slide down the next 70 miles to the ocean or create an opening somewhere along the ice that shortens that distance.
Especially for the fathers whose seconds half walk after the blistering cold really need some help and is the cause of their decline in demographic.
At least I will create a slide that make it easy for them to slide down the next 70 miles to the ocean or create an opening somewhere along the ice that shortens that distance.
It asks you: Do you truly value life? the documentary, Alex Wurman soundtracked the hell out of this shit.
Myeeennn and then at last they are back!!! I was like yeeesssss.
Myeeennn and then at last they are back!!! I was like yeeesssss.
You have to appreciate nature, it's is a wonder if animals can sacrifice this much just for a single life you wonder why the hell are we killing each other. Just an egg,one drop and it's all over and we have people being killed in their hundreds.
We need to watch this and cherish the life we are given. One can only imagine the look on a mother's face distraught at an egg lost in the cold
-where's my child
-I lost him Paula! I lost him in the blizzard,it fell from me
-what?!!
-I'm so sorry
-What do I do with all these food inside of me
-What do I do with all these food inside of me
-I'm sorry
-I trusted you
-I'm sorry, oh my god!...
-I thought you were one
- I am the one, I'm so sorry
-I trusted you
-I'm sorry, oh my god!...
-I thought you were one
- I am the one, I'm so sorry
-my child!,my egg!!
- I know I know, Paula please don't leave me...
other Lucky ones would go
isn't he beautiful yes
yes, I love little chick I am going to name you Bernard
(alright this got good to me)
The entire community own the child, A true and loving society is a family collective coat of protection for the kids who made it we value each child even they are all ours.
cause to celebrate new birth when they see the bodies of the male that died in the blizzard
the aim of life sis it's continuation.
This is some sacrifice that teaches us a lesson about the sanctity of life, you get to feel the loss everytime an egg gets frozen, the agony of a bereft mother whose hope's been dashed.
Just like Garp when Akainu killed Ace shouting
Sengoku you better hold me down
ewu nwam o just flowed non-stop from my lips, You have to give kudos to the Editor too,who did a marvelous job, made it so good, I saw it twice back to back.
Sengoku you better hold me down
ewu nwam o just flowed non-stop from my lips, You have to give kudos to the Editor too,who did a marvelous job, made it so good, I saw it twice back to back.
The male are the real MVP huddles around like Cardinals in a conclave, assured that the egg is the new hope, To starve without food for four months and walk back and forth risking death in the cold.
There are sacrifices in nature man can only learn from, Morgan Freeman really went to town on this documentary his voice really impact the urgency and value they place on their sacrifice.
I really liked this documentary, important considering the recent killings of immigrants by I.C.E, genocide in Gaza, it's important that we still remember the value of life, especially human life when we look at sacrifice of those considered lesser than us.
I really liked this documentary, important considering the recent killings of immigrants by I.C.E, genocide in Gaza, it's important that we still remember the value of life, especially human life when we look at sacrifice of those considered lesser than us.
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