Reflection: A Film About Time and Relatedness (1977)
Examines patterns that occur across nature and religious buildings. Sacred geometry proposes that mathematical principles exist in nature, ascribing them with symbolic meaning, and this film illustrates these ideas in sequences soundtracked by folk and progressive rock musicians Mike and Sally Oldfield. From the close study of flower patterns to the examination of church and temple architecture, this film reflects on the interplay between humans and the natural environment.
Director:
Keith Critchlow
Writers:
Keith Critchlow, Lawrence Moore.
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Keith Critchlow as |
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Louis Critchlow as |
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Boulent Shah as |
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Amanda Critchlow as |
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Warren Kenton as |
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Matthew Critchlow as |
| Production | Lawrence Moore | Producer |
| Camera | Lawrence Moore | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Lawrence Moore | Editor |
| Editing | Graham Chalifour | Editor |
| Sound | Sally Oldfield | Music |
| Sound | Mike Oldfield | Music |
| Editing | Alan Coddington | Editor |
| Writing | Keith Critchlow | Screenplay |
| Editing | Keith Critchlow | Editor |
| Writing | Lawrence Moore | Screenplay |
| Sound | Alan Hacker | Music |
| Directing | Keith Critchlow | Director |
| Sound | Katy Hacker | Music |