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In 1829, Alexander von Humboldt undertook a Russian-Siberian expedition to gain insights into the natural world and the lives of people in this vast region. The film 'Panoramas' revisits this historical journey through a modern transdisciplinary expedition, where contemporary naturalists and humanists retrace Humboldt's steps. The film employs various cameras to capture the unfolding events, presenting a non-chronological narrative that intertwines past and present.
Directed by Marian Röder, the 55-minute film combines elements of art house and observational cinema. It reflects on the legacy of Humboldt's exploration while offering a fresh perspective on Siberia's landscapes and cultures, inviting viewers to contemplate the connections between nature and humanity.
Why Watch
- •See Siberia through Humboldt's historical lens.
- •Meet contemporary naturalists retracing Humboldt's steps.
- •Find out how modern technology captures nature.
Did You Know
•Alexander von Humboldt's expedition took place in 1829.
•The film was directed by Marian Röder and released in 2019.
•The documentary has a runtime of 55 minutes.
•The modern expedition follows the trails of Humboldt.
Perfect For
Nature enthusiastsHistory buffsDocumentary lovers