Over fifteen years, filmmaker David Licata follows four individuals dedicated to projects that may never be completed in their lifetimes.
“A documentary about taking the long view.”
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Over fifteen years, filmmaker David Licata follows four individuals dedicated to projects that may never be completed in their lifetimes.
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Stella Josephson, Jill Tarter, and Robert Darden appear in "A Life's Work," a documentary by David Licata that examines four long-term projects. Over fifteen years, Licata follows individuals dedicated to endeavors in space research, digital archiving, forest preservation, and city planning. Personal stories reveal their motivations and challenges. The film considers the meaning of investing in work that may outlast a lifetime.
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- Meet Stella Josephson and her forest preservation efforts.
- Find out about digital archiving projects.
- See the impact of city planning on communities.
Did You Know
- David Licata spent 15 years filming this documentary.
- The film features personal stories from four distinct projects.
- Jill Tarter is involved in the search for extraterrestrial life.
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Who directed the documentary 'A Life's Work'?
David Licata directed the documentary 'A Life's Work'.
What is the runtime of 'A Life's Work'?
The runtime of 'A Life's Work' is 90 minutes.
What themes are covered in 'A Life's Work'?
Themes in 'A Life's Work' include space, sociology, architecture, ecology, and conservation.
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