permaculture

[marco.mattiussi@semagroup.it]

Hi al,
i've seen the short movie "anima  mundi" (~20 minutes);
it is almost entirely a sequence of animals' eyes close-ups, very rapidly
changing, with the superb music of Glass to support the images. Is a tribute
to the natural world and the wide biodiversity of it is emphatized.
Regards,
Marco Mattiussi

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> From: CK Valois/B Brummitt [SMTP:lilacmn@eot.com]
> Sent: mercoledì 22 luglio 1998 20.41
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> Subject:      films...was spittlebugs, etc.
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> 
> Guy, et al...
> I have copies of the first two you mentioned, and now I understand there
> is
> a third collaboration called "Anima Mundi"...haven't viewed it yet but I
> am,
> at the very least, curious.  Anyone seen it?
> 
> Bruce
> 
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> It was written:
> From: "Guy Clark" <guyclark@socket.net>
> 
> Hello-
>       There was a follow up to the first film, Koyaanisqatsi, called
> Powaqqatsi
> done by Godfrey Reggio and Phillip Glass which expands the concept into
> the
> rest of the world.  When Glass was here three or so years ago, I asked him
> about a third film and he said that they were trying to get the money
> together to do another film.  Reggio did another film I believe on
> insects,
> but I am not sure...
> 
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