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Watermark (2013)

Following their triumph with Manufactured Landscapes, photographer Edward Burtynsky and filmmaker Jennifer Baichwal reunite to explore the ways in which humanity has shaped, manipulated and depleted one of its most vital and compromised resources: water.

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Anders Wright 16 Apr 2014

The movie, which does drag at times, puts into perspective what an impact we've had on the planet and its lifeblood.

Tom Clift 04 Jul 2014

The sorts of visuals the filmmakers capture are nothing short of astounding...yet while the imagery is beautiful, its implications are often dire.

Rick F 27 May 2014

I had the opportunity to take in this work with a question and answer session by one of the directorsJennifer Baichwal. The cinematography was beautiful, despite the frequent , disturbing imagery. I went in expecting to receive a lot of information. Instead, it was more of a human impact piece. Educational, heartwrenching, beautiful, ugly and well rendered. Many of the beautiful segments might be taken for granted by the viewer, but came only as the result of ingenuity or human peril.

Ray Pride 24 Apr 2014

Grave, momentous, lush, threatening, engulfing, the HD imagery surveying the epic scale of bodies of water and the thrash and volume of currents and spill-off is keenly beautiful.

Mike McCahill 03 Sep 2014

It’s not as focused as its predecessor, but its best sequences rehydrate the mind.