All Must Live: People, Insects and Birds

About This Movie

All Must Live: People, Insects and Birds is a fascinating dive into urban organic farming, set against the backdrop of Setagaya's residential sprawl. The film's tone blends an observational style with a personal touch, capturing the farmer's daily routines and his connection to the land. The pacing is contemplative, allowing viewers to soak in the details of both nature and city life intertwining. It highlights themes of sustainability, biodiversity, and the human-nature relationship, all while maintaining a grounded authenticity. There's no flashy editing or grandiose narratives here, just a quiet exploration of life—birds, insects, and the farmer himself. It’s that simplicity that makes it so distinctive, a rare gem in the documentary genre.

Unique perspective on urban farming · Strong focus on biodiversity · Observational style enhances realism