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”Three donkeys are in an unnamed desert and they discover an abandoned astronomical observatory. And the universe.”
That’s how Alison McAlpine (“Second Sight”, “Ghostmen of Skye”, "Cielo") describes her Oscar-nominated short documentary “Perfectly a Strangeness” to Mike. In this wordless film, McAlpine uses the “fundamentals of cinema”– sound, movement, light, shadow, reflections – to craft a “conversation” between the muscular, visceral donkeys and the advanced, technological observatory. The resulting 15 minutes are a rare amalgam of mundanity and profundity, one which will make you see living creatures, man-made objects, and even the night sky anew.
The Presenting Sponsor of "Top Docs" is Netflix.
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By michaellouismerrill5
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”Three donkeys are in an unnamed desert and they discover an abandoned astronomical observatory. And the universe.”
That’s how Alison McAlpine (“Second Sight”, “Ghostmen of Skye”, "Cielo") describes her Oscar-nominated short documentary “Perfectly a Strangeness” to Mike. In this wordless film, McAlpine uses the “fundamentals of cinema”– sound, movement, light, shadow, reflections – to craft a “conversation” between the muscular, visceral donkeys and the advanced, technological observatory. The resulting 15 minutes are a rare amalgam of mundanity and profundity, one which will make you see living creatures, man-made objects, and even the night sky anew.
The Presenting Sponsor of "Top Docs" is Netflix.
Follow:
@perfectly_a_strangeness on Instagram
@topdocspod on Instagram and twitter

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