Il pianeta azzurro (Franco Piavoli, 1981) ALGORip
Publicado: Lun 17 Sep, 2007 14:06
Franco Piavoli - Il Pianeta Azzurro (1982)
“Il pianeta azzurro”
a poem, a voyage, a concert
on nature, universe, life.
A different image
from the one we always see.
Out-and-out anti-Disney
Andrej Tarkovskij
Il Pianeta Azzurro (The Blue Planet) of Franco Piavoli is one of the great personal cinematic testaments to the beauty of planet earth. The movie has no dialogue and is filled with the sounds of nature and the images of its wonders, selected in a very unique and poetic way. It casts a hypnotic spell as we watch glaciers, rushing of water, thunderstorms, the effect of wind on sand dunes, children at play, a farmer's domain. With the motif of the changing of the seasons, there are moments of everyday life…love, work, sleep, and the slow but relentless passage of time. It is a symphony of nature, not a documentary, but a love-poem to the planet, and it reminds us of how much reverence we owe it. The magnificent photography was by the film's director/creator, Franco Piavoli. Veteran composer Ennio Morricone provided the music. The movie has been highly praised by many critics and filmmakers. Ermanno Olmi and Bernardo Bertolucci were particular partisans of the work. A great De Rerum Natura written with images and sounds!!!
Il pianeta azzurro - di Franco Piavoli - 1981 - documentario ITA.avi 
“Il pianeta azzurro”
a poem, a voyage, a concert
on nature, universe, life.
A different image
from the one we always see.
Out-and-out anti-Disney
Andrej Tarkovskij
Il Pianeta Azzurro (The Blue Planet) of Franco Piavoli is one of the great personal cinematic testaments to the beauty of planet earth. The movie has no dialogue and is filled with the sounds of nature and the images of its wonders, selected in a very unique and poetic way. It casts a hypnotic spell as we watch glaciers, rushing of water, thunderstorms, the effect of wind on sand dunes, children at play, a farmer's domain. With the motif of the changing of the seasons, there are moments of everyday life…love, work, sleep, and the slow but relentless passage of time. It is a symphony of nature, not a documentary, but a love-poem to the planet, and it reminds us of how much reverence we owe it. The magnificent photography was by the film's director/creator, Franco Piavoli. Veteran composer Ennio Morricone provided the music. The movie has been highly praised by many critics and filmmakers. Ermanno Olmi and Bernardo Bertolucci were particular partisans of the work. A great De Rerum Natura written with images and sounds!!!
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