Vintage 8mm footage from Calais, France, in 1967 captures weathered concrete bunkers partially buried in sandy dunes. The grainy, color-bleached film shows a desolate coastal landscape with undulating dunes under a pale sky. These man-made structures, likely WWII remnants, appear abandoned and overgrown, with one bunker entrance visible. The handheld camera movement is slightly shaky, emphasizing the raw, unfiltered quality of a personal home movie. The muted palette of grays, whites, and faded blues evokes a sense of historical decay and quiet nostalgia.
