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| Gordon Pinsent | ... |
Dr. Fred Urquhart
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Patricia Phillips | ... |
Norah Urquhart
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| Shaun Benson | ... |
Ken Brugger
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Fred Urquhart
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| Megan Follows | ... |
Narrator
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Ice cream boy
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Dylan Hoerner | ... |
Young Fred Urquhart
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Alexandra Ordolis | ... |
Female Volunteer
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Catalina Aguago
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Chloe
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A film of hundreds of millions of monarchs in their remote overwintering sanctuaries and along their migratory routes from Canada and across the U.S. to Mexico.
I saw Flight of the Butterflies at the IMAX theater of the American Museum of Natural History. This was one of the most interesting short films I ever saw in an IMAX theater. Usually the films take advantage of the format, even abuse it, without much story. This film has an excellent story line. The IMAX format allows the viewer to immerse into the presented world, but you never feel they made this for the sake of showing off the IMAX. I learned about the butterflies in these 45 minutes more, than in my entire life. I came to admire and appreciate them. Without giving too much away and any spoilers, I can tell you it follows an individual specimen through a complete cycle for a year. You will be amazed. I would recommend it to anyone age 3 to adult.