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Bodysong (2003)
Posted in Abstract Film, Aesthetics, Avant-garde, Experimental, Independent Film, Philosophy, Psychology with tags action, behavior pattern, birth, civilization, conception, culture, cycle, death, evolution, existence, experience, humanity, journey, life, meaning of life, realm, relationship, rhythm, ritual, society, sociocultural evolution, status quo, war on October 5, 2012 by SiNgUlIbRiUm
Director: Simon Pummell
Producer: Janine Marmot
Genre: Documentary / Avant-garde / Independent Film
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English / None
The process of human life and the human condition, from birth through to death, without dialogue, but set to a soft music score.
Bodysong uses a collage of images to present a portrait of life from the moment the sperm pierces the egg until death. Home movies, famous film images, and other sources have been tapped to supply the materials. The film attempts to embrace the entire spectrum of human existence by including pictures of disease, violence, decay… accumulated archive footage of ritual celebration and the carnage of war. The film includes a soundtrack recorded by Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead.
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