One-Fifth of the Earth’s Surface

About This Movie

So, there's this 2021 animated piece called 'One-Fifth of the Earth’s Surface.' It's fascinating—directed by an unknown, which adds a layer of mystery. The film weaves together the stories of the Atlantic Ocean, the Congo, and the Mississippi River through the eyes of Ghanaian artist Hakeem Adam and Zimbabwean architect Maxwell Mutanda. The animation is fluid; it mirrors the ever-changing nature of water, and you can feel the pulse of these waterways. The pacing ebbs and flows like the currents themselves, creating this immersive atmosphere. They delve into themes of power and strength, tying back to the deep historical significance these bodies of water hold. It’s not your conventional narrative; it's more of a meditative experience, really.

Unique animation styleExplores significant waterwaysThemes of power and strength