2011
101 minutes
Documentary
No Dialogue
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Filmed over almost five years in 25 countries, this stunning global tapestry of images and music puts our time on Earth under the microscope. With no dialogue or voiceover to disrupt the mesmerising visual flow, you’re left to interpret the lush sequences for yourself, as time-lapse photography and other advanced techniques are used to explore the experience of being human, from birth to death and beyond. Jaw-dropping natural landscapes and peaceful, spiritual wonders contrast with the hurly-burly of urban life: all captured in incredible detail that makes even the most ordinary situations seem extraordinary. The end result is a thought-provoking snapshot of the world and its population that demonstrates how every one of us interconnects despite our many differences.
Classification Contains sexual images, dead bodies and factory farming scenes
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Ambitious gathering of snippets from public lives that illustrates both the rich diversity and similarities of the human experience.
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A hypnotic and wordless vision of our complex and endangered world, cut to a mesmerising score by composer Philip Glass.
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A film told through extended shots of various worldwide events, settings, and creatures, creating a dreamy, universal resonance.
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