Rain by Joris Ivens (1929)
- Cinematic Poem.
- No titles or dialogue.
- Purely Visual.
- Shows a city and how it is transformed in the rain.
- Simple.
- Has a sense of movement and rhythm.
Night Mail by Basil Wright, Harry Watt (1936)
- Displays the process of delivering mail in the night - Simple.
- The last 3(ish) minutes are set to a poem that was especially written for the film.
- British Movement/GPO Film Unit.
Koyaanisqatsi by Godfrey Reggio (1983)
- No conventional narrative.
- No voices - Only music.
- Abstract.
- Contains fragmented pieces of footage.
- Predominant use of time lapse.
- Sequence of sky and landscape that then moves into the city.
- Makes you see things differently.
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