Synopsis
Six minutes of surveillance-style footage captures a series of molehills on the pavement, challenging perceptions of the ordinary.
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Synopsis
A series of molehills disrupts the pavement in a quiet neighborhood, captured through surveillance-style footage in Dan Arnold's 2006 short film, "Mole Hills." Over six minutes, the film presents these small earth mounds, employing jarring editing techniques that alter perceptions of the mundane. By focusing on this often-ignored aspect of nature, Arnold prompts a reconsideration of the environment and the overlooked details of daily life. The film transforms simple molehills into subjects of contemplation, revealing their unexpected beauty.
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Why Watch
- See unique surveillance footage of molehills.
- Find out how editing changes perception of nature.
- Meet a fresh perspective on everyday details.
Did You Know
- The film 'Mole Hills' was directed by Dan Arnold in 2006.
- The film has a total duration of 6 minutes.
- It was produced in Great Britain.
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Who directed the film 'Mole Hills'?
Dan Arnold directed the film 'Mole Hills'.
What is the duration of the film 'Mole Hills'?
The duration of 'Mole Hills' is 6 minutes.
In which country was 'Mole Hills' produced?
Mole Hills was produced in Great Britain (GB).
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