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MOVIE

For the Whales

3.2
(22)
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Rating
NR
Duration
57m
Year
1989
Language
English
Publisher
Films We Like

About

Having students write an essay on a single theme is a time-honored tradition in most schools. Here's how internationally renowned artists respond to this creative challenge by paying tribute in many different media to one of earth's most magnificent creatures: the whale. FOR THE WHALES presents original music by such leading composers as John Cage, Toru Takemitsu and Adrian Belew; the poetry and prose of authors Margaret Atwood, Stanley Kunitz and Al Alvarez; and the sculpture and paintings of artists such as Bill Reid, Ronnie Landfield and Kenneth Armitage. Rare footage of a Kwakiutl potlatch whale dance is also featured, along with the whale art of the ancient Peruvian and Inuit cultures, while stunning footage of whales in their natural environment reveals the magnificence and indescribable beauty which has inspired the world's artists.

Related Subjects

  • Documentary
  • Educational

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Larry WeinsteinDirector
    Margaret AtwoodActor

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