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Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost.Awards:
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An exquisite work of art moreCast
(Credited cast) | Asha Bhosle | ... | Herself |
| Whirimako Black | ... | Himself |
 | Tim Booth | ... | Himself |
| Duncan Bridgeman | ... | Himself |
| Jamie Catto | ... | Himself |
| Neneh Cherry | ... | Herself |
| Ram Dass | ... | Himself |
| Brian Eno | ... | Himself |
| Cosi Fabian | ... | Herself |
| Michael Franti | ... | Himself |
 | Dennis Hopper | ... | Himself |
| Maxi Jazz | ... | Himself |
| Linton Kwesi Johnson | ... | Himself |
| The Mahotella Queens | ... | Themselves |
| Baaba Mall | ... | Himself (as Baaba Maal) |
| Sharon Mitchell | ... | Herself |
 | Grant Lee Phillips | ... | Himself |
| Eddi Reader | ... | Herself |
| Tom Robbins | ... | Himself |
| Anita Roddick | ... | Herself |
| Gabrielle Roth | ... | Herself |
| Jerry Sadowitz | ... | Himself |
 | Penny Shaw | ... | Herself |
| Speech | ... | Himself |
 | Michael Stipe | ... | Himself |
 | Kurt Vonnegut Jr. | ... | Himself |
 | Robbie Williams | ... | Himself |
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In addition to being my absolute favorite CD last year, 1 Giant Leap is an extraordinary cinematic achievement. It is an ambitious project that travels the world collecting inspirational music, images and insights from musicians, poets, writers, philosophers, etc.
The contributors include some of my all-time favorite artists - Michael Franti, Baba Maal, Brian Eno, Speech, Michael Stipe, among others. If you are a fan of world music and the blending of ancient and contemporary sounds, this is a can't-miss.
This film is really unlike anything else I've ever seen before and it opens up a whole new genre of documentary/performance film. I am so impressed with the vision and execution of the two producer/director/composer/editors who made the film, they are truly talented individuals.
My only criticism would be that the film is not edited in a seamless way from beginning to end, so that at certain points in the film it abruptly goes to black until you select the next DVD chapter. That said, it shouldn't discourage anyone from exploring this intriguing DVD... and don't forget to check out the soundtrack.