Initially, Jennifer Baichwal’s Manufactured Landscapes recalls last year’s Our Daily Bread. A clinical crawl through a gargantuan Chinese factory – with its endless, evenly spaced stations of laborers ...

Initially, Jennifer Baichwal‘s “Manufactured Landscapes” recalls last year’s “Our Daily Bread.” A clinical crawl through a gargantuan Chinese factory – with its endless, evenly spaced stations of ...

Without browbeating, hectoring, lecturing or sermonizing, "Manufactured Landscapes" makes an inelegant point elegantly. The point: Humanity is altering the landscape drastically and by implication ...

Zeitgeist Films has nabbed all U.S. rights to Jennifer Baichwal's "Manufactured Landscapes," a documentary following photographer Edward Burtynsky's quest to document the current industrial revolution ...

Eight minutes. That's how long it takes director Jennifer Baichwal's swift-moving camera to track from one end of the 480-meter-long Cankun factory floor to the other in "Manufactured Landscapes'" ...

In an interminably long opening shot, a camera rolls by row upon row of Chinese workers in an enormous factory complex. This sequence demonstrates extraordinary access to a closely guarded world, as ...

The first set piece alone—a seemingly endless tracking shot of a huge Chinese factory—is reason enough to see this documentary, which traces the photographer Edward Burtynsky as he attempts to ...

“Manufactured Landscapes” opens with an eight-minute tracking shot of a Chinese factory, showing row upon row of tables and machines manned by silent workers doing their repetitive tasks. Then the ...

A 2006 documentary film about Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky, Manufactured Landscapes draws its name from his series of images of quarries, mines, dams, and recycling wastelands. A 2006 ...