1982
86 minutes
Documentary
No Dialogue
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Based on the ancient Hopi Indian word meaning "life out of balance", Koyaanisqatsi is a hypnotic vision of our complex and endangered world, cut to a mesmerising score by composer Philip Glass. The wordless film blends images, music and ideas to form a visual poem that provides a unique view of daily life across the globe - with Earth's most remote corners sharing the screen with dizzying cityscapes in a riveting tour of the planet.
A film told through extended shots of various worldwide events, settings, and creatures, creating a dreamy, universal resonance.
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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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Poignant and entertaining nature documentary about a year in the life of planet Earth with narration from Patrick Stewart.
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