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French filmmakers bring Filipino insects to life in 'Aninagin,' a contemplative nature documentary

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Aninagin is a 46-minute documentary about insects shot in the Philippines. There is no narration and no dialogue, music and sound effects play an important part in transporting viewers right into the heart of the insect kingdom. Aninagin has been shown in six film festivals in France and is currently available on their website, aninagin.com, and Amazon Prime Video.

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French filmmakers bring Filipino insects to life in 'Aninagin,' a contemplative nature documentary

When Michael and Alexander Whitener (artist names Michael Perfect and Alexander Weidner) started filming insects in the Philippine jungles in 2016, they were dressed for battle. Local kids in the area thought the two brothers, clad in khakis and camouflage, eyes behind sunglasses, with tripods and bags of camera equipment slung over their shoulders, were foreign military men. “We overprepared when we first came here. The kids would look at us, …

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Rappler broke the news in Philippines on Thursday, June 29, 2023.
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