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Films
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Directors
“Lansing, Steven”
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Region
South-East Asia
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Country
Indonesia
1
Keywords
Development projects
1
Environment
1
Infrastructure / Transport
1
Directors
Lansing, Steven
1
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Singer, André
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Series
not set
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Country of production
United Kingdom
1
United States
1
Year of production
1989
1
Film
The Water Goddess and the Computer
1989
52
‘
Directed by
André Singer
Steven Lansing
.
The film demonstrates how in Bali, development projects can threaten a carefully balanced ecological irrigation system that is maintained by temple priests. A biologist and an anthropologist look at the traditional irrigation system and show through the use of a computer how it works. They then present the computer system to the temple priests as an aid to explore the effect of changes in the traditional irrigation system.
South-East Asia
Infrastructure / Transport
Development projects
Environment
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