Over the course of a century, the film compiles stock footage depicting the human life cycle from birth to death, set to a score by Jonny Greenwood.
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Over the course of a century, the film compiles stock footage depicting the human life cycle from birth to death, set to a score by Jonny Greenwood.
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A newborn baby lets out its first cry, marking the beginning of a life captured through a century of footage in Bodysong. Directed by Simon Pummell, the documentary uses stock images from various countries, including medical footage and newsreels. It presents the human life cycle from birth to death without spoken dialogue. The score, composed by Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead, accompanies scenes of celebration and conflict. Released by Pathé in 2003, the film won a BAFTA Interactive Award in 2004.
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- See the human life cycle through unique stock footage.
- Find out how music enhances the visual storytelling.
- Meet the contrasting themes of life and war in one film.
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- Bodysong won a BAFTA Interactive Award in 2004.
- The film was released by Pathé in 2003.
- Jonny Greenwood composed the score for Bodysong and later worked with Paul Thomas Anderson.
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Who directed the documentary Bodysong?
Bodysong was directed by Simon Pummell.
What award did Bodysong win in 2004?
Bodysong won a BAFTA Interactive Award in 2004.
What is the duration of the documentary Bodysong?
Bodysong has a duration of 83 minutes.
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