Think of all the poets and philosophers, the composers and scientists, the writers and inventors whose creative imaginations drew upon their wellspring of dreams.
That's because the soundtrack for this science fiction mini-epic was written by Rio de Janeiro-based Creator Amon Tobin, whose music has proved a creative wellspring for filmmakers from all over the world.
Grants like those made to America Rising and Data Trust in the first year of the 2016 election cycle show Wellspring's affinity for groups whose aim it is to elect Republicans to office.
There's heat, warmth, and a proximity to water that brings together the reckless young with the arthritic elderly, the wellsprings of vigor and possibility alongside those whose fountains are drying up.
Dave Dobbyn is New Zealand's answer to Bruce Springsteen, a populist singer and songwriter whose homeland and countrymen are the source of his creative wellspring.
Fervent anti-Americanism among Muslims is the wellspring of terrorism, regardless of whether they live in countries whose governments cooperate with us.
Seventy percent of the population still displaced is black, whose street-level traditions — Mardi Gras Indian chants, brass-band parades, jazz — have been a wellspring of New Orleans music.
And the Y has begun taking over operations at Makor, whose name means "source" in Hebrew, a reference to the center as a wellspring of Jewish culture.
The images come from Oscar-winning director and Oceanic Preservation Society executive Louie Psihoyos, whose upcoming documentary Racing Extinction provided Obscura Digital's Travis Threlkel and team with a wellspring of images to dress their 1,454-foot 1,454-foot
In its place comes the smash-and-grind philosophy of a Warren Gatland, whose achievements with Wales, including two grand slams, have come at the cost of replacing the wellspring of intuitive creativity with a carefully drilled platoon of big and brave men capable of winning matches without doing anything remotely interesting.
