"More is the story of hope and inspiration, of the meaning of our routines and what drives us. A short-film created by Mark Osborne, More explores, in six minutes, the nature of happiness and joy in our modern, industrial, consumer-driven society." (source: dvdtown.com). There's no dialogue but viewing More should lead to plenty of discussion about its meaning and message. More is available in Quicktime or for purchase on DVD.
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