If you are at all open to experience that deviates from the blockbuster-television genres, Gunda is a must see. Ditto, if you care about animal life and welfare. The film is beautifully shot in a way that makes it hard to look away from even the slowest of slow scenes. It is funny, we laughed out loud throughout, despite there being no jokes or intents at humor by those on the screen. But be prepared to feel devastated, too. The depth of experience hidden in the simplicity of animal life is astounding and the director Viktor Kossakovsky, together with his team of Norwegian producers, have done us a great service in putting it to film.
