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Seventy-millimetre film captures scenes from twenty-five countries across five continents, revealing sacred grounds, disaster zones, and natural wonders.
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Seventy-millimetre film captures scenes from twenty-five countries across five continents, revealing sacred grounds, disaster zones, and natural wonders.
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A serene temple in Japan contrasts sharply with the chaos of a disaster zone in Haiti. Over nearly five years, Ron Fricke filmed in twenty-five countries across five continents, using seventy-millimetre film to capture the world's beauty and diversity. The documentary presents scenes of sacred grounds, industrial complexes, and natural wonders. Each meticulously crafted image invites reflection on the connections between humanity and the environment, creating a visual experience that transcends language and culture.
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