The Persistent Seed (1963)

A film by Christopher Chapman, known for his lyrical films of countryside and wilderness. He turns his colour camera on the growing city and there finds cheering proof that despite concrete and bulldozer, the persistent seed prevails. The film is without commentary and the camera work is a constant delight, for Chapman has the gift of catching life smiling wherever he may look. Film without words.

The Persistent Seed is a 1963 movie. Directed by Christopher Chapman. Runtime: 14 minutes. Its average rating is 7.0 out of 10, from 1 votes.