Ettrick

About This Movie

Ettrick is an intriguing documentary that unfolds gradually, almost like a visual essay. Jacques Perconte captures the Scottish Borders with such a unique lens, you can almost feel the sheep grazing as the landscapes roll by. The film's atmosphere is both serene and contemplative, blending the rich heritage of sheep farming and textile traditions with a painterly touch. You get a sense of the region's identity through its colors and textures. There's something quite hypnotic about the pacing—it's not rushed, allowing you to linger on each frame. The practical effects and the way the visuals interact with sounds of the environment really pull you in, making it a distinctive entry in the documentary genre.

Impressionistic visual style · Focus on regional heritage · Unique soundscapes complement imagery