Swedish director Nina Hedenius also filmed and produced this documentary at a remote farm during a year's cycle. Without any narration or dialogue, she documents the way of nature with the ambient sounds where humans and animals live peacefully in an idyllic landscape that seems like an utopia in the wake of the recent documentary "Food, Inc." This is what most people imagine how farms are but it seems like it's disappearing way of life that makes this documentary more poignant. At one point in the film, we hear the news on the radio that's point all the troubles that are going on in the world while the people and animals live in peace that seems like paradise. YRCinema's coverage of the San Francisco International Film Festival.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Way of Nature
Swedish director Nina Hedenius also filmed and produced this documentary at a remote farm during a year's cycle. Without any narration or dialogue, she documents the way of nature with the ambient sounds where humans and animals live peacefully in an idyllic landscape that seems like an utopia in the wake of the recent documentary "Food, Inc." This is what most people imagine how farms are but it seems like it's disappearing way of life that makes this documentary more poignant. At one point in the film, we hear the news on the radio that's point all the troubles that are going on in the world while the people and animals live in peace that seems like paradise. YRCinema's coverage of the San Francisco International Film Festival.
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