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British land artist Andy Goldsworthy reunites with the director of Rivers and Tides for a documentary covering recent creations from...
British land artist Andy Goldsworthy reunites with the director of Rivers and Tides for a documentary covering recent creations from around the world.
"Leaning Into the Wind is their collaborative sequel, taking us into the hillsides, terrains and other outdoor spaces where Goldsworthy feels most at home and inspired. He chats and he works. Exquisitely soundscaped and seductively photographed to a score by Fred Frith, this is as entrancing an onscreen encounter with an artist as you could hope to find." (New Zealand International Film Festival)
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"A nonfiction-focused director and cinematographer frequently attracted to the intersection between artistic expression, nature, and spirituality (however unarticulated), Riedelsheimer is well-matched to Goldsworthy's methods and interests."
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Variety
Variety"He describes two ways of approaching the world: "You can walk on the path, or you can walk through the hedge.""
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The New York Times
The New York Times"Even if some things have changed, spending time with an artist who's concerned, as he's said in interviews, with "the permanence of temporary objects and the temporality of permanent objects," is always worth the journey."
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles TimesLeaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy | Details
- Runtime
- 93
- Genre
- Documentary
- Country of origin
- UK
