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Meditation at Dusk
Man is constantly occupied with some kind of action. Is this action really what defines our lives? What else is important to us? The film seeks to answer this question by looking at nature and the created environment: Does the cat dream of man or man dream of the cat? Where is our reality, in our everyday lives in the built world or in nature? The cat is a symbol of inaction, a symbol of tranquility.
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Man is constantly occupied with some kind of action. Is this action really what defines our lives? What else is important to us? The film seeks to answer this question by looking at nature and the created environment: Does the cat dream of man or man dream of the cat? Where is our reality, in our everyday lives in the built world or in nature? The cat is a symbol of inaction, a symbol of tranquility.
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