Finding Rudolf Steiner DVD: Opening Titles and final Eurythmy montage.

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This excerpt from Finding Rudolf Steiner consists of excerpts from the opening titles of this film and the final (and very beautiful) Eurythmy montage, filmed live at the Goetheanum in June 2005.


Directed by David Antonelli (Inbetween, 2008 www.inbetweenthefilm.com or www.imdb.com) Finding Rudolf Steiner (Official Selection Calgary International Film Festival, 2006) is a visually entrancing journey into the spiritual philosophy of clairvoyant Rudolf Steiner set against a background of modern moral and social decay. The film presents fragments of interviews with leading international experts on Steiner's spiritual vision in counterpoint to archival footage and riveting visuals from the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, and Detroit. Steiner died in 1925 and was one of the most profound and original thinkers of the twentieth century, known as much for his clairvoyant explorations into the true nature of man, as he was for the creation of Waldorf Education and biodynamic farming. In a world increasingly dominated by technology, materialism, and the threat of a growing international police state, the individual is faced with many challenges. Finding Rudolf Steiner probes into the heart of a spiritually bereft world in which materialistic science and traditional religion alike are at odds, yet neither can come up with a solution to draw man out of his self-created chaos and push him forward. Contrasting rare footage of Eurythmy performances (a type of modern dance Steiner created) with beautiful sequences from the streets of Detroit and the Buenos Aires, as well as shocking footage from violent video games, this film washes over us in waves of contradictory imagery, allowing the viewer to make his or her own decisions as to where western society is going and how we might look inside ourselves to discover our own spiritual nature and limitless creative forces for personal and social rejuvenation.

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Film & Animation

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• documentary
• art
• interview
• experimental
• trailer
• occult
• Eurythmy
• Waldorf
• Education
• Anthroposophy

[fatherjerome2000]

I think it's the Barber Piano Concerto...

[redrexblue]

Does anyone know who composed the music used in this clip?

[rodoendo]

BUENOS AIRES ANTROPOSOFICOS!

[tomgoss19]

excellent want to see more

[meandmypinnie]

The DVD arrived two weeks ago and I have watched it three times! It is a dense film with many layers of meaning, yet very easy to watch because the imagery flows and the speakers are all very interesting. I have been an anthroposophist for 30 years and I can attest to the veracity of the vision behind this work. The director clearly knows his Steiner. More than just a documentary, but a work of original art!

[pmichael1983]

This is an amazing film. I bought the DVD last week and I am still in awe of David Antonelli's film technique. I am an anthroposophist and have been interested in Steiner's philosophy for many years. The film uses an unusual montage style that blends clips from real life, interviews, video games, Eurythmy, and interviews with various santhroposophists. I highly recommend this to ALL

fans of Rudolf Steiner.