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Chronos: A Visual and Musical Journey Through Time (1991)
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Runtime: 68 mins
Genre: Musical & Performing Arts
Synopsis: An epic voyage from the birthplace of Western civilization to contemporary France. Using evocative music and an uncommonly large aspect ratio, "Chronos" attempts nothing less than a high-scale... An epic voyage from the birthplace of Western civilization to contemporary France. Using evocative music and an uncommonly large aspect ratio, "Chronos" attempts nothing less than a high-scale history of a region of the earth. Time-lapse cinematography and even customized film techniques carry viewers through the ages and cover all the wonders -- human and natural -- the world has to offer. [More]
Director: Ron Fricke
Director: Ron Fricke
Composer: Michael Stearns
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Reviews for Chronos: A Visual and Musical Journey Through Time
Meditative at times, fluid, like sand through an hourglass or clouds across the sky, then tedious at others. "Chronos" flows with music and images on the wings of time.
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