“Through the Green Fuse” is a winterscape, a journey of rhythms: trees, ice floes, rushing water and a solitary figure. The film is based on a madrigal by Monteverdi that is itself based on a poem by Petrarch. Music and image intermix to speak of passions, beauty and solitude. It is a film in which voices celebrate, ice imprisons, water invites and the figure journeys. “…and so that my suffering may not reach the shore/A thousand times each day I die, a thousand I am born….”
Through the Green Fuse
- Film Maker
- Woodrooffe, Allyson
- Year
- 1991
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- Format
- 16mm
- Length
- 8
- Genre
- experimental
- Category
- Landscape

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