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Andy Goldsworthy: Rivers and Tides - Working With Time Director: Thomas Riedelsheimer

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  • DVD Release Date: 10/31/2006
  • Original Release: 2001
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 4,866

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Disc one:; The original theatrical film Andy Goldsworthy: Rivers and Tides: Working With Time; 7 short films including Storm King Wall, Leaf Horn, and Ice Arch, among others; Photo Gallery; Disc two:; Snowballs in Summer: A fascinating new film about Andy Goldsworthy's largest and most ambitious work to date, in which 13 giant snowballs-each conceal an assortment of materials-were mysteriously left on the streets of London; An exclusive new interview with director Thomas Riedelsheimer; Companion book: ; Enclosed is a fully illustrated guide featuring stills of Andy Goldsworthy creating his artwork and on-site documentation of the making of this extraordinary film

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Disc #1 -- Andy Goldsworthy: Rivers and Tides
1. Nourishment [8:36]
2. Labor of Love [6:07]
3. Artful Movement [:00]
4. Feelings of Uncertainty [5:01]
5. Taking Shape [8:07]
6. Reflections [8:13]
7. Borrowed Time [5:42]
8. Flow of Nature [6:00]
9. Out of Necessity [6:56]
10. Coming Together [11:05]
11. Still Life [10:43]
12. Credits [11:58]

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Documentarian Thomas Riedelsheimer shows us Andy Goldsworthy as he creates art in natural settings using natural materials such as driftwood, ice, mud, leaves, and stones. Goldsworthy comments on his "earthworks" and occasionally responds to offscreen questions from Riedelsheimer while he painstakingly builds his outdoors sculptures. With some exceptions, such as a winding stone wall that he built in Mountainville, NY, Goldsworthy's creations are intentionally mutable works. We see how several of them fall apart, melt, or drift away due to exposure to the elements; we also see, for example, a complex structure of interconnected sticks collapse while Goldsworthy is still working on it. Riedelsheimer takes us to Goldsworthy's home in Penport, Scotland, and to a French museum, but the emphasis of the film is on observing Goldsworthy at work. ~ Todd Kristel, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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December 12, 2007: it was amazing to see the art that can be made with the earth and the changes that take place overtime that are traumatic yet beautiful at the same time

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March 29, 2005: I found this when I wasn't looking. Like so many of the great things in life. It kept me wide eyed and peaceful throughout the entire production. It was one of those pieces of work that your soul is forever changed because of allowing yourself to share in it. Do yourself a favor and turn off the violence, death, sex and offensive humor and cuddle up with this wonderful film. From the music, to the words and especially the vision of each artist involved with making this masterpiece it's a joy to behold. Bravo. (I'm actually online right now buying my own copy. It something I'll watch over and over when those moments of life get you down. This will pick us right back up and remind us that our personal vision of the world is needed and wonderful. As long as it's respectful of all life around us.)

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