Where the Condors Fly

The film presents a journey through diverse landscapes, including Patagonia, Lake Baikal, and Shanghai. It captures the interactions between Kossakovsky and the varied places he visits, highlighting the complex relationships between people and their environments. As Kossakovsky makes his film, Klein documents both the process and his own personal reflections on the nature of filmmaking.

The documentary offers insight into the artistic struggles and philosophies of Kossakovsky, revealing a nuanced look at his approach to cinema. Klein’s personal narrative intertwines with Kossakovsky's vision, making for an introspective examination of both the art of film and the impact of imagery on audiences.