01 January 1991 Animated 23 mins
This short animated film delves into the mysteries of time: how calendars came to be; why the seasons change; why the year is divided into days, etc. From Babylon to 16th-century Europe, this film presents the history of the measurement of time.
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Jean-Jacques Leduc Script
Robert Forget Producer
Martin Leclerc Camera Operator
Werner Nold Editor
Mirrors of Time Trailer
Canada 01 January 1991
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