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Heaven and Earth

1983, German. Directed by Michael Pilz.

An essay film or an ethnographic documentary, contemplating the finite lot of individuals as part of a continuum of human experience in the natural world. Himmel und Erde, translatable as Heaven and Earth, was recorded between 1979 and 1982. The documentary invites the viewer to contemplate the disruptive effects of technology on economic and social ties through circumscribed vignettes of village life, which are often repeated either as recycled footage or variations on a theme.

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Released
26 February 1983
Original title
Himmel und Erde
Country
Austria
Written by
Michael Pilz

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Heaven and Earth (1983) was directed by Michael Pilz.

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