World Song

1992
14m

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Worldsong is a lyrical exploration of the universality of human life. From birth through death and starting the cycle again, Worldsong takes us through the common experiences of humans all a... Read allWorldsong is a lyrical exploration of the universality of human life. From birth through death and starting the cycle again, Worldsong takes us through the common experiences of humans all around the world, using Jim Lang's beautiful score to carry us along the poignant emotional... Read allWorldsong is a lyrical exploration of the universality of human life. From birth through death and starting the cycle again, Worldsong takes us through the common experiences of humans all around the world, using Jim Lang's beautiful score to carry us along the poignant emotional adventure. Designed to play for audiences of all ages from all cultures, it was the main ... Read all

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John Brennan

Singer at Apricot Studios

Rachael Gordon

Baby…

Diane H. Kelly

Birth Mother

Director
- Larry Sulkis
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- Larry Sulkis
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10jake j

Another expo triumph for Bob Rogers!!!!!!

Following up from his smashing success at the Canadian Pacific pavilion of Expo 86 in Vancouver and the academy award nominated knockout "Rainbow War" Rogers returns to the theme of world unity through the similar experiences of young people of our planet's nationalities. In an exposition tradition started by Francis Thompson and "To Be Alive" at the 1964-65 NY WORLD'S Fair, Rogers hits bulls-eye at his attempt to create a resplendent panache of inspiration without a single word of dialogue. He is a unique talent that is sorely missed in commercial Hollywood and his BRC production company has sadly been stymied by the inability of World expo's to attract and audience as the concept has become tragically passe. God Bless You Bob Rogers (and composer David Spear-another barely working genius) and may you be recognized for your decency and vision someday.