Naqoyqatsi
Documentary • PG • 2002 • 1 hr 29 min
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Marlon Brando, Elton John, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Madonna, Adolf Hitler
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More of the same concept. Some differences but if you liked Koyaanis you'll probably like Naqoy. Otherwise this won't change your mind.
Nice mash up of visuals and score and implied narrative. An alright one time experience
Instead of the celebrating the analogue image all images are computer generated filteredd. some of the best collages you will ever see
Final part of the Qatsi trilogy. Released after 9/11, it holds true to its title of civilized violence and a life of killing each other. Meh
I really liked the cinematography
Feast for the eyes.
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