Review of Fata Morgana (1972) by John T — 16 Jul 2008
For the most part Fata Morgana (German for Mirage) is just shots of the Sahara accompanied by narration, this is essentially the first part (titled Creation) in a nutshell. The following two (Paradise and Golden Age) we start to see deeper breathes of civilization making the film slowly become to resemble a documentary.
Fata opens with countless shots of a plane landing which we must see at least 10-15 times, from there you know what you're going to get. The film is unconventional through and through but looks undeniably stunning.
The music is fantastic as well.
This review of Fata Morgana (1972) was written by John T on 16 Jul 2008.
Fata Morgana has generally received positive reviews.
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