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What it’s made of
What it’s made of was produced for the Dutch customs laboratory (douane lab) in Sloterdijk over a period of 4 months. In this dual-channel film installation the viewer can watch the Dutch Customs Laboratory take shape in front of their eyes. Observing this process of the laboratory and its machines slowly being formed, attention is drawn to the shapes and forms that make up the laboratory and its machines.
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Plot Summary
This documentary explores the intricate and often unseen world of materials science and engineering. It delves into the fundamental building blocks of the objects we use every day, from the micro to the macro. The film highlights groundbreaking research and innovative applications that are shaping our future.
Critical Reception
As a newly released documentary, critical reception for "What It's Made Of" is still emerging, but early indications suggest a positive response from audiences interested in science and technology.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its accessible explanations of complex scientific concepts.
Applauded for its visually engaging presentation of materials science.
Noted for inspiring curiosity about the world around us.
Google audience: Early audience feedback indicates a high level of engagement and appreciation for the documentary's educational value and visual style, particularly among viewers interested in STEM fields.
Fun Fact
The documentary features interviews with leading materials scientists and engineers whose work has contributed to advancements in fields ranging from aerospace to sustainable energy.
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