Well, I don't know it this can be classified as a documentary only.
But I think it must be the best "movie" ever made, no matter how you classify it.
It has everything that the modern movie industry has not.
It has the most wonderful screen shots you can imagine, with some of the world's most amazing scenery.
It has not a single script line spoken (just some occasional radio sound).
Just imagine making a 90 minute film without anyone talking -- just some of the most amazing shots you can thing of.
How much better can a 90 minute flick be?
Just sit back and watch how you are taken from the Big City of Stockholm and gradually via smaller and smaller roads to the little red cottage in the woods. And then, a year later, you'll be taken back to the big city via gradually bigger roads.
If this isn't Oscar material, I don't know what really is...
But I think it must be the best "movie" ever made, no matter how you classify it.
It has everything that the modern movie industry has not.
It has the most wonderful screen shots you can imagine, with some of the world's most amazing scenery.
It has not a single script line spoken (just some occasional radio sound).
Just imagine making a 90 minute film without anyone talking -- just some of the most amazing shots you can thing of.
How much better can a 90 minute flick be?
Just sit back and watch how you are taken from the Big City of Stockholm and gradually via smaller and smaller roads to the little red cottage in the woods. And then, a year later, you'll be taken back to the big city via gradually bigger roads.
If this isn't Oscar material, I don't know what really is...