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Item specifics

Condition
Brand New: An item that has never been opened or removed from the manufacturer’s sealing (if ...
Studio
None
Movie/TV Title
Cave of Forgotten Dreams 3D
UPC
0030306188096
Format
Blu-ray Disc
Rating
G
Director
Werner H. Stipetic, Werner Herzog
Sub-Genre
Nature/Wildlife, Anthropology
Genre
Education/General Interest, Educational
Edition
3D

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Product Information

In 1994, one of the most remarkable archaeological discoveries of the decade came to light in a cave in Southern France, known as the Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc: etchings estimated at around 30,000 years old. The date of origin made these some of the oldest remnants of humankind ever discovered. Unsurprisingly, these artistic remnants bore a precious fragility -- experts asserted that overexposure, even to elements as seemingly harmless as human breath, could severely damage or destroy the drawings. For that reason, few obtained access to this area. One exception arrived in the form of maverick German filmmaker Werner Herzog, who not only obtained permission to film (with lights that emit no heat) but did so in 3D -- a process that enabled him to convey the textured surfaces on which the figures are drawn, as well as the shape and depth of the cave's stalagmites and other structures. This astonishing 3D documentary not only provides exquisite visual detail of the cave (as Herzog explores it) but uses the visuals as a springboard to broader philosophical questions about the nature of humanity itself and the transience of humankind.

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UPC
0030306188096
eBay Product ID (ePID)
110594201

Product Key Features

Rating
G
Edition
3D
Director
Werner H. Stipetic, Werner Herzog
Format
Blu-ray Disc
Genre
Education/General Interest, Educational
Sub-Genre
Nature/Wildlife, Anthropology

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
2
Country/Region of Manufacture
France
Display Format
3d
Signal Standard
Blu-ray Disc
LeafCats
617
Release Date
20111129
Film Country
France

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  • Fantastic doc!

    Filmmaker Werner Hertzog tells an incredible tale, 30,000+ years old, of the earliest known record of human artistic expression. Is this Cameron at his best? Of course not. It is a mix of synthetic 3D, non-pro 3D, and glorious HD 3D, all necessary to achieve the vision and scope of this documentary. Get this and experience the greatest example of early mankind's mind's-eye at work. Recommended!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: grandeagleretail

  • a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED DOCUMENTARY FILM

    I recently purchased a 3d format tv and have been buying up a variety of 3d format videos. This Herzog documentary is mesmerizing. It takes the viewer into pristine caves to view beautiful early paintings. the director interviews the scientists at work as they try to interpret the art and give their ideas about the artists and what we have in common with these ancestors of ours. All the while, the film crew artists must struggle to work in low light conditions. These caves are off limits to tourists in an effort to keep them from deteriorating and it is not likely that most people would ever have a chance either time or money wise to visit these sites or have a detailed explanation of current research regarding them. Thank you Mr. Herzog for this experience. I also enjoyed the special ...

  • Don't buy

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-Owned

  • cave of forgotten dreams

    Its not a family movie.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: mediablasters