Film Lens
In 'Tracing Light,' Thomas Riedelsheimer examines the nature of light through a blend of physics and art. The documentary begins with a springtime display of rainbow reflections at Riedelsheimer's home, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of how light influences perception. The film features insights from experts in both fields, demonstrating the connection between scientific understanding and artistic expression.
The 99-minute film presents visually striking sequences that illustrate the impact of light on life and cinema. By inviting viewers to contemplate the invisible forces that shape human experience, Riedelsheimer effectively bridges the gap between the scientific and the artistic, making complex concepts accessible and engaging.
Why Watch
- •See rainbow reflections in Thomas Riedelsheimer's home.
- •Meet experts discussing light's impact on perception.
- •Find out how light shapes life and cinema.
Did You Know
•The film has a duration of 99 minutes.
•It was produced in two countries: Germany and Great Britain.
•The documentary features insights from both physicists and artists.
Perfect For
Physics enthusiastsArt loversFilm students