Set to the music of Gustav Holst’s “Mars: Bringer of War,” an iconic humanoid figure is carved out of a stump, replicated, and manipulated across various time-lapsed regions. After the main credits (which occur in the middle of the film), all hell breaks loose involving an enormous steel sphere, a clear-cut forest and water-skis, before Populi finally ends where it began, with a solitary tree stump ready to be carved…

Director:   David Russo  (their other films)
Producer:	Genre:  Animation
Country:  USA	Copyright Year:  2002
Original Format:  35mm	Color Type:  Color
Sound Type:  Magnetic Stereo	Length:  00:08:00
Original Language:  None	Subtitle Language:  None
Music: MARS: BRINGER OF WAR by Gustav Holst from, The Planets (1914) Performed by the Philharmonia Orchestra, London. Courtesy of Universal Classics Group.

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