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The Water Cycle (1929) | Slate

The Water Cycle

Wasser und Wogen, ein Querschnittsfilm

A poetic collage of the various forms taken by the element of water. The film explores water’s vital importance and its never-ending motion. Lyrical scenes of wild mountain landscapes alternate with footage of people in the streets of a flooded city and images showing the useful power of water.

Released: 1929
Runtime: 11m
Country: Germany

Direction and writing

Albrecht Viktor BlumDirector

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