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>> i won't give it away either. "saving pelican 895," it's a wonderful documentary. thanks for your time. >> thank you so much. >> you bet. coming up next, steve perry takes a close look at the s.a.t., the test that can make or break where high school students will go on to college. is it really a fair examination? we're back in a moment.

Bird. why focus on bird? >> well, i think we all saw these images and they were so overwhelming and so tragic and so sad. and you know the head of hbo doc film called me last year in portland, oregon, and said, what if you went down to the gulf and tried to make a film about one bird, do you think we can do it? i think we both thought if we could distill the stories of all those birds in one life, we might have something. >> was it hard to get one bird? was it hard to getting a cess to one bird? >> well, i think it was hard to getting a cess to a lot of things about last year's spill. but once...

He is representative of both the destruction and the hope. and i'm not giving away the ending by saying that because i think there are parts of his experience being rehabilitated, moments of it even when you see he's doing okay that are just -- it just doesn't look right to see a bird have to go through something like this and just to be in captivity, it's easy to forget that even being in captivity, there are all of these watchful i eyes and everyone is trying to take care and rehabilitate these birds. it's very traumatic for these birds being handled. when we made the film we made it a point...

Joining me now, the filmmaker, irene brossky. first and foremost, it's so interesting to see a story that's so big, 85 days of oil just sort of lugging into the gulf. and you tell the story that is such a narrow thread, one single bird. why focus on bird? >> well, i think we all saw these images and they were so overwhelming and so tragic and so sad. and you know the head of hbo doc film called me last year in portland, oregon, and said, what if you went down to the gulf and tried to make a film about one bird, do you think we can do it? i think we both thought if we could distill the stories ...