"Powaqqatsi" is a 1988 film directed by Godfrey Reggio and is the second part of the Qatsi trilogy. The film explores the relationship between technology and human life, particularly in developing countries. It features stunning visuals and a unique score by composer Philip Glass, emphasizing the contrast between traditional cultures and modern industrialization. The title "Powaqqatsi" comes from the Hopi language, meaning "life in transformation." The film presents a series of vignettes showcasing the struggles and resilience of people as they navigate the impacts of globalization and modernization. Its non-narrative style invites viewers to reflect on the themes presented.