Echo Vocis Imago (1991) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Echo Vocis Imago about?
Echo Vocis Imago is a documentary. Jan Jedlička captures the Maremma region of Italy over three decades. He studies the area's topography, including hills, plains, and canal systems. The film documents migratory fires set by local farmers to clear fields. Changing light and seasons reveal colors and reflections on water. Scenes feature an abandoned house, where light and shadow interact with its interior. Unique angles on walls and tiles connect the structure to the surrounding environment.
When was Echo Vocis Imago released?
Echo Vocis Imago was released in 1991.
How long is Echo Vocis Imago?
Echo Vocis Imago has a runtime of 20 minutes.
What genre is Echo Vocis Imago?
Echo Vocis Imago is classified as Culture, Environment.
What topics does Echo Vocis Imago cover?
Echo Vocis Imago explores topics including agro-ecology.