Sir Simon Schama's first foray into TV presenting, Landscape and Memory, presented a unique take on the links between nature and art. The series was based on his 1995 book, about which he had said, "If ever there was a book that was impossible to televise, this would be it." He tells us how he was persuaded otherwise. Simon explains the background to this thought-provoking series, in which each episode had an aspect of nature – forests, seas, rivers and mountains – as its theme. We discover how it came to combine the imaginative use of a studio, stunning landscape shots and fascinating archive. Join us as we learn how a baby crocodile and some Nile toads helped explain why a mosaic of the flooded Nile ended up in Rome, how Simon discovered Tom Waits and how his love of film helped inspire some of the series' standout moments. (Senderinfo)
Info:
- Genre:
- Film + Stage
- Originaltitel:
- Simon Schama Remembers... Landscape and Memory
- Land:
- GB
- Länge:
- 20 Min.
- FSK:
- 0 Jahre