All that Breathes

The documentary “All that Breathes” is a thought-provoking exploration of the

relationship between human life and environment. It takes viewers on a journey through
the busting streets of New Delhi, where the lives of its people are intertwined with the
fragile ecosystem that surrounds them. As legions of birds fall from the skies and the
city grapples with social unrest, the film tells the story of the two brothers who embark
on a mission to rescue a majestic black kite, a symbol of hope for the city’s chaos.
The film portrays the deep connection between humans and the environment.
The scenes of birds falling from the sky reminds of the ecological challenges faced by
urban environment all over the world. It emphasizes that we, as humans, are deeply
connected to our surrounding and we cannot escape the consequences of our action on
the natural world.
The two brothers at the heart of the documentary represents the idea that
individuals can make a significant impact on the world around them. Their relentless
determination to save the black kite, despite the chaos in the city, shows that even in
the face of overwhelming odds, individuals can make a big difference in the world. They
show us that each of us can be a guardian of the environment.
Moreover, the documentary also raises important questions about our relationship with
the environment and what we owe to it. It highlights the ungency of conservation efforts
and the need for society to rethink how we interact with nature. The black kite
symbolizes not just New Delhi's ecosystem, but also the broader global struggle to
protect and preserve our environment.