Passing Through/Torn Formations (1988) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Passing Through/Torn Formations about?
Passing Through/Torn Formations is a documentary. Philip Hoffman interviews artists in various environments in "Passing Through/Torn Formations," a 1988 documentary. The film features discussions about how natural landscapes influence creative processes. Artists share their perspectives while images of diverse terrains illustrate their work. The documentary presents the connection between art and nature. It also emphasizes the need to preserve these environments. With a runtime of 45 minutes, the film engages with themes of creativity and ecological awareness.
When was Passing Through/Torn Formations released?
Passing Through/Torn Formations was released in 1988.
How long is Passing Through/Torn Formations?
Passing Through/Torn Formations has a runtime of 45 minutes.
What genre is Passing Through/Torn Formations?
Passing Through/Torn Formations is classified as Arts, Environment.
What topics does Passing Through/Torn Formations cover?
Passing Through/Torn Formations explores topics including art-history, environmental-crime.