
DamNation
2014

Representation Score
Minimal
2023
Director
Dominique Marchais
Runtime
104 minutes
Average Rating
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La Rivière functions as a pure ecological study rather than a character-driven narrative. It examines the hydrologic cycle and the impact of human activity, such as damming and corn farming, on river biodiversity. Because the film centers on natural landscapes and wildlife, it does not engage with social identities. There are no human subjects, interpersonal relationships, or social themes presented on screen. As a result, the film contains no representation of gender, race, sexual orientation, or disability. It is a documentary about the environment rather than a study of human society.
Category Breakdown
The film focuses entirely on environmental and hydrological processes. No LGBTQ+ characters or relationships are shown.
This documentary features no human characters. It prioritizes the study of rivers, salmon, and corn fields over human gender roles.
The film depicts natural landscapes and wildlife. No human cast or specific ethnic groups are identified.
Human industry, such as dams and corn farming, is portrayed as disruptive to nature. The film lacks specific religious or family narratives.
No human characters with disabilities appear in this documentary. The subject matter remains strictly ecological.
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Limited or Absent
Official Synopsis
Between the Pyrenees and the Atlantic ocean, there are powerful rivers. But corn fields dry them up, and dams are blocking salmons. Human activity upsets the hydrologic circule, and river's biodiversity.

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