Title: A Can't-Miss Experience
Product review: Too often it is assumed that documentaries must be controversial things--forcing constant debates, a clash of ideals. "Birds of Norfolk", however, proves that these films can instead merely please (as well as educate).Providing stunning footage of England's Norfolk habitat, the film offers viewers over 90 minutes of rare birds and botanicals, sea creatures and meadow-dwellers. Through clever camera-work and simple narration the message of conservation is offered easily--and does not challenge patience by becoming too much of a testimonial. "Birds" is environmentally conscious but aware also of its audience. There is no lack of interest here.And, with peerless cinematography, the story that unfolds is one all will wish to see again and again.
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