Modrá planeta

1977
1 h 26 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaStepán Pavlík (Jirí Menzel), a design engineer of connection technology, longs to become a astronaut. He sends his application to Moscow and waits for the answer. He meets the team from the ... Ler tudoStepán Pavlík (Jirí Menzel), a design engineer of connection technology, longs to become a astronaut. He sends his application to Moscow and waits for the answer. He meets the team from the observatory in Ondrejov, where he also encounters a mysterious girl Mab (Lenka Skopalová),... Ler tudoStepán Pavlík (Jirí Menzel), a design engineer of connection technology, longs to become a astronaut. He sends his application to Moscow and waits for the answer. He meets the team from the observatory in Ondrejov, where he also encounters a mysterious girl Mab (Lenka Skopalová), who sometimes shows up close to the observatory. Finally, the answer comes from the Acade... Ler tudo

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9Cervaise

Wow!

No dialogue, other than some faintly incidental (and un-subtitled) Italian. No characters, and no story. And still one of the most compelling cinematic experiences I've ever had.

It's nothing more and nothing less than a tour of the earth, simple and straight-forward: See something interesting, point the camera at it, look at it for a while, and move on. No thematic shaping, as in "Koyaanisqatsi" or "Baraka." Just a portrait of some things you might find on the planet.

Interestingly, it's impossible to say just how far afield the movie takes us. It could all be in a two-mile radius, or it could be all over the globe. But the selection of images creates a universality, and a true feeling of a moving, communicating snapshot of the Earth.

Brilliant -- flat-out brilliant.

Orkon

more than a collage of pretty pictures

I agree it was brilliant but it was a lot more than just pretty pictures. As I recall it worked on a multiplicity of levels. It was a portrait of the planet and of a town. It follows it's subjects throughout the overlapping times of a day, a year, and a generation. One of the most moving and beautifully photographed works I have seen.