Arts Film Climate Change Documentary Environment
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We are proud to announce that nine New Yorker films have been shortlisted by @TheAcademy, for its 95th #Oscars.
The short documentary “Haulout” follows a scientist on a remote Arctic beach who witnesses the chaotic effects of climate change on Pacific walruses. nyer.cm
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In “Holding Moses,” about a mother coming to terms with her son’s disability, bodies give and receive many versions of care. nyer.cm
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“Nuisance Bear,” a portrait of a Manitoba town known for its polar-bear tourism, turns the nature documentary on its head. nyer.cm
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A community recollects how a would-be terrorist made—and then abandoned—a violent plan in “Stranger at the Gate.” nyer.cm
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The animated short “The Flying Sailor,” which was inspired by historical events, imagines what happens to a middle-aged man who goes from minding his own business to being blasted through the heavens. nyer.cm
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In “The Garbage Man,” a late uncle returns to the family table as a mythic figure. nyer.cm
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“Night Ride,” a narrative short set during Christmastime in Norway, challenges viewers to speak up in uncomfortable situations. nyer.cm
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Two more shortlisted films—“Ice Merchants” and “Black Slide”—are coming to The New Yorker soon. Don’t miss them. nyer.cm
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