The Living soil

Australia, 1982

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Without spoken commentary, this film depicts both the life of the soil and the life within it. The film also demonstrates through photography, the chemical cycle of soil. For many people soil is just dirt. Yet through the fresh eye of the camera, soil is seen as the home of a vital community.

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Credits

director

Roger Seccombe

producer

Nicholas Alexander

production company

CSIRO

Duration

00:09:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1982

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