The Garden addresses a recurring theme for David Hartt: the historically determined world that we call "natural" and tend to consider as lying beyond the flow of time. Through stop-action cinematography Hartt makes time palpable and eerie, turning the passage of seconds into a dystopian stutter.
David Hartt
Director
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Koyaanisqatsi79%
Mr. Nobody77%
Gnomeo & Juliet59%
The Secret Garden74%
The Secret Garden63%
Frankenstein Unbound58%
Baraka82%
I Spit on Your Grave65%
Primer67%
Gunda72%
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The Fountain69%
Scary Movie 359%
The Giver65%
The Little Shop of Horrors63%
Blackbird67%
Autómata58%
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Over the Hedge66%