Scarecrows

The documentary sheds light on the daily operations at Riga Airport, where up to 30,000 birds can visit on any given day. It focuses on the work of Mareks, an airport wildlife control employee, who understands the importance of keeping wildlife and airplanes separated for safety. He embodies the daily rituals and superstitions that accompany this unique job, such as lighting a candle for luck before starting his shift.

Scarecrows provides a thought-provoking look at the wildlife that exists in and around busy airports. It emphasizes the delicate balance between aviation and nature, showcasing the unseen efforts required to ensure safety in air travel. This film may appeal to those interested in wildlife conservation, aviation, and the lesser-known roles that keep airports operational and safe for passengers.