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Through the Motions (2022) | Slate

Through the Motions

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Rated 10.0 on TMDB

Through the Motions

Through the Motions is an intimate, immersive sound and video installation exploring human engagement with Earth and nature. The film draws parallels between how we as humans harvest natural resources and exploit or trample them, with what we consider pragmatic and efficient.

Released: 2022
Runtime: 14m
Country: United Kingdom

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Clemente LohrDirector

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