Director: Kevin MacDonald. 95 min. Rated PG-13. Documentary
Ninety minutes out of 4,500 hours of video shot by people from 192 countries, answering a few simple questions, on July 24th, 2010. Werner Herzog has said our world is starving for images, and there's rarely a film in recent memory from which so many images were etched in my mind. Produced by Ridley and Tony Scott, take this as a sign of similarities between people, or as a sign of their differences around the world; but this short journey demonstrates how unbelievably interesting simple everyday life can be. Consider yourself a loser if you miss this film.
PS: This film, produced by YouTube, was appropriately the first time I watched a feature film on the website. You can watch it for free in HD here.
Mo says:
Ninety minutes out of 4,500 hours of video shot by people from 192 countries, answering a few simple questions, on July 24th, 2010. Werner Herzog has said our world is starving for images, and there's rarely a film in recent memory from which so many images were etched in my mind. Produced by Ridley and Tony Scott, take this as a sign of similarities between people, or as a sign of their differences around the world; but this short journey demonstrates how unbelievably interesting simple everyday life can be. Consider yourself a loser if you miss this film.
PS: This film, produced by YouTube, was appropriately the first time I watched a feature film on the website. You can watch it for free in HD here.
Mo says:
I just watched it and you are right it is pure magic. Another great film I would have missed if not for Moblog! Thanks...
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome, Toast. My pleasure to have you as a reader.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure,if i were not serious follower of your recommendations , i will never heard about that let alone to watch it!....with great appreciation
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome, Maryam. I'm glad you liked it.
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