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The Unforeseen (2007)

A documentary about the development around Barton Springs in Austin, Texas, and nature's unexpected response to being threatened by human interference.

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Year
- 2007
Language
- English
Duration
- 88 mins
Director
- Laura Dunn
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Genres
- Documentary
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Walter V. Addiego 14 Mar 2008

[Cinematographer] Daniel has never shot a film for Malick, though you'd hardly guess so, given The Unforeseen's poetic and dreamy shots of nature that, like the images that open the Malick's "The Thin Red Line," hint at an Earthly paradise.

Steve Erickson 05 Mar 2018

While [director Laura] Dunn's style is closer to Terrence Malick than Paul Thomas Anderson, Bradley becomes a figure as tragic and memorable as the fictional Daniel Plainview in "There Will Be Blood."

Frank Swietek 19 Jun 2008

A thought-provoking documentary that's both informative and strangely poignant--as well as beautifully shot and edited.

Rebecca W 20 May 2008

Good message, interviews and production value, but uneven pacing. Less poignant for those unfamiliar with Austin and Barton Springs, but a strong, timely example of over-urbanization's impacts.

Jeffrey M. Anderson 13 Mar 2008

This one purports to be different by including interviews with the evil, rich developers, but the film is very subtly slanted away from them.