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Earth (DVD) hypodermic needle this rarely seen shocker is

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Earth (DVD) hypodermic needle this rarely seen shocker isIn Earth, acclaimed filmmaker Nikolaus Geyrhalter (Our Daily Bread, Homo Sapiens) observes people in mines, quarries, and fantastically mammoth construction sites where humans are transforming the planet on an unimaginable scale. Stunningly shot around the world at Spanish copper mines and Italian quarries to Canadian tar sands and Californian deserts, Geyrhalter interviews the workers at these sites to ask how they view the immense environmental and

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this rarely seen shocker is now presented completely uncut in a brand-new 4K restoration from the original camera negative with Dolby Vision HDR

Stewart and Hulme and racing machinery from Lotus

three archive featurettes from 2007 featuring interviews with cast and crew

Label: Film Media

Earth (DVD) hypodermic needle this rarely seen shocker isIn Earth, acclaimed filmmaker Nikolaus Geyrhalter (Our Daily Bread, Homo Sapiens) observes people in mines, quarries, and fantastically mammoth construction sites where humans are transforming the planet on an unimaginable scale. Stunningly shot around the world at Spanish copper mines and Italian quarries to Canadian tar sands and Californian deserts, Geyrhalter interviews the workers at these sites to ask how they view the immense environmental and

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