Dennis Hopper, Grant Lee Phillips, Michael Stipe
British musicians Duncan Bridgeman and Jamie Catto came up with the idea for 1 Giant Leap after discovering their mutual interest in music, film, philosophy, spirituality, and diversity. The project i...( read more
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DVD Release Date: November 18, 2003
Stats: 74 reviews
If you missed it- see it: It's a MUST!
How could I have missed this one ??!! THIS IS A MUST SEE ! Most of us has the knowledge but can't put it into words. Bridgeman and Catto manages to enlighten us in an informal way about different cultures spiritual way to wiew...( read more)
People as strings, world as instrument.
I had the good fortune of a teacher lending me this in high school. It may be the best documentary ever.
Two British film makers traveled to 25 countries recording pieces of music and then fusing them together via Lap...( read more)
It?s a good idea which is why I watched it, except it was awfully nauseating and boring. I really like the idea of music as a truth and universal language ? but MTV would have done a better job showing that than this crap.
This movie was totally amazing and blows the doors off of any concept you have of a documentary. Duncan and Jamie have put together the movie in 9 broad themes ranging from faith, inspiration, masks, and sex and have brought to the forefront many of the philosophies and music of...( read more)
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