Moods Of Nature
1933
Cat no. 3628
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Impressionist study of the moods of nature.
Documentary study of the moods of nature and the effect of the seasons on the countryside. Reflections on inland waters, sea waves - gentle and fierce - wind-blown crops and trees and frequent shots of varying types of cloud formations both calm and threatening.
Keywords
Nature; Scenery
Background Information
Paul Burnford was 18 when he made the film. Burnford was mentored by John Grierson and Paul Rotha, was appointed by Sir Julian Huxley as Head Photographer at the London Zoo, and in the mid-1930s edited Eistenstein's film QUE VIVA MEXICO. See also SYMPHONY OF NATURE (1933).
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Director : Paul Burnford
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Distributor : Institute of Amateur Cinematographers
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Category: Non-fiction
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Genre: Amateur / Documentary / Natural History
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Work Type: Film
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Description Type: monographic
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Related to: IAC
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Subject: natural history
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