A fascinating introduction to fractal geometry, presented by Arthur C. Clarke and featuring Mandelbrot himself and other prominent figures in the field (even a few words from Hawking). The scientists tend to get overenthusiastic about the discovery and unwittingly almost mystify it, which I think is irresponsible. However, it is great to see proof that infinite information can unravel from short formulae, and straightforward explanations as to the practical applications of fractal modeling.