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H2O is a renowned experimental film by Ralph Steiner, who later served as cameraman and/or director on documentary classics such as The City and The Plow that Broke the Plains.

H2O is a cinematic tone poem to water in all its forms, using lovely images and editing techniques of movement, shading and texture to produce striking visual effects.

H2O was added to the National Film Registry in 2005.

Watch it here, on this very wiki.

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+'''''H2O''''' is a renowned experimental film by [[Ralph Steiner]], who later served as cameraman and/or director on documentary classics such as ''[[The City (film)|The City]]'' and ''[[The Plow that Broke the Plains]].''
 ''H2O'' is a cinematic tone poem to water in all its forms, using lovely images and editing techniques of movement, shading and texture to produce striking visual effects.
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