A 12-minute time lapse captures Wellington's urban transformation through a zen-influenced cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth within 24 hours.
Synopsis
A 12-minute time lapse captures Wellington's urban transformation through a zen-influenced cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth within 24 hours.
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Synopsis
Wellington's urban cityscape shifts through a zen-influenced cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth over a 24-hour period. Director Richard Sidey employs time lapse photography to capture the city's transformation, blending visual imagery with percussion sounds. The film incorporates elements of haiku, reflecting the passage of time in a non-verbal format. Produced in 2004, Aeon presents a unique perspective on the rhythms of daily life in New Zealand's capital.
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Why Watch
- See Wellington transform in just 12 minutes.
- Find out how zen philosophy shapes urban perception.
- Watch unique time lapse photography techniques.
Did You Know
- Aeon was directed by Richard Sidey in 2004.
- The film has a runtime of 12 minutes.
- It features time lapse photography to depict Wellington's transformation.
- The film incorporates zen influences in its thematic approach.
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Who directed the documentary Aeon?
Aeon was directed by Richard Sidey.
What is the duration of the documentary Aeon?
Aeon has a duration of 12 minutes.
In which city is Aeon set?
Aeon is set in Wellington, New Zealand.
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