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Landscape becomes the central performer and only actor in this rare, mystical short that was Peter Greenaway’s first experiment with the fantastic. WATER WRACKETS’ vast wilderness landscape and soothing soundtrack of babbling brooks vividly recount the battles won and lost by the mythical WATER WRACKETS Army.
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maybe if I was English the meaning of this film would be clear....A waste of time in my book..