Franco Piavoli\\\'s Blue Planet remains a one-of-a-kind nature documentary: While Planet Earth and its ilk try to shock and awe viewers into submission, this is a defiantly formalist, nearly avant-garde Italian countryside romp. Ambitiously three-tiered in its structure, Blue Planet covers a day and a half (in \\\"narrative\\\" time), all four seasons (which take place over the film\\\'s time span), and, implicitly, the evolution of life itself—from the cracking of ice to humans frolicking in a meadow.
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Runtime ............................................: 1:19:29
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0194234/
Language: Italian (no dialogues)
Subtitles: not needed
My rip of the Italian DVD