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The Solar Film (also known as A Short Film on Solar Energy) is a 1979 short film by Elaine and Saul Bass and produced by Michael Britton. The film was financed through Redford's Wildwood Enterprises with 50-50 funding coming from Philanthropist Norton Simon and Warner Communications and a budget of $402,699.
Summary
This film takes a look at the short history of solar energy, what it is and how can it be used culturally and biologically.
Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells was used in the film.
The film was commissioned by Robert Redford who also served as executive producer.
Accolades
1980: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film
See also
Why Man Creates, Saul Bass's 1968 Oscar-winning documentary short about creativity
References
External links
The Solar Film at IMDb
The short film The Solar Film is available for free viewing and download at the Internet Archive.
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