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The Battle of Water

This movie is about an 84 year old woman who lives in Concord and is trying to get water bottles banned from the town. She started by going house to house and having people sign a petition saying they believe that water bottles should be banned because they are being thrown out and not recycled. This was a very controversial topic because many of the citizens didn't want bottled water to be banned for many reasons such as how handy it is to be able to grab on either at the store or from your house and just go versus having to fill the bottle up before doing anything. The documentary itself was very informative in which it allowed both sides of the topic speak versed being biased to one side. It also gave good points on both sides on why it should and shouldn't be banned. The movie itself drew you in and never really told you what was the decision until the end so you had to watch the film entirely. This film specifically hinted to both sides of the topic so at times you thought it was going one way at times and then the totally opposite way 5 min later. I believe that the directors showed us the documentary very well and i don't believe that i would have changed anything.

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Preservation Of Life

Seeds of Time offers a vital, clear-headed look at the effects of climate change on global food security. This film not only brings this issue to your attention but also draws you in to wanna know more. It makes you wanna experience it first hand. This film uses real life footage and gives you prime examples of the scenario first hand witch just draws your attention and makes it into reality. If i was the director i don't believe that i would have produced anything close to what that film is i believe that he thought of everything and anything to put into the film and made it to the best of many abilities. 

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Bidder 70

I believe this is a good wake up call and brings your attention to how much our society is using up our natural resources. It also shows you that even tho you know something is wrong that sometimes you just have to fight for what you believe is right and suffer the consequences. I think is was odd on how the were playing around with the trials and not just getting to the point. I think that he was almost challenging the government and calling them out to see what they would actually do if they were to do anything. I think that he was a brave man to stand up and speak out as he did knowing that he would go to jail anyways.

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Change or be Changed

The Call of action was how global warming is effecting us in so many ways and how greedy some countries get for natural rules. i like how they showed most thing that the governments don't want us to see witch caught peoples attention. They used many views from different people and i think that was good. i believe that they had use the techniques in a perfect way .

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The Battle

The call of action was that cancer is a big deal and is nothing to be joked about and how that little boy was so strong and fought for so long. the documentary used a topic that is very touchy and known to everyone witch brought it to a personal point of view. They brought a child into the mix witch of course brought peoples attention and cancer is very touchy subject anyways. i think that the director really did a great job with this one.

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Life on the Rails

The call of action was about life on a train and how nice people really are. They used a lot of different people to keep it different instead of the same crap over and over. they did a lot of interviewees and it help you maybe relate to someone so it was more of a connection in the documentary. i would not of showed so many interviews and possibly talked to the driver.

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A Book by the Cover

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the call of action was that the government accused a man of being a terrorist because of his religion and how he looked. They took it to a personal note by bringing actual real life experience into view. They made it more so that the people were friends and made it more intense. i don't think i would have used the real life situations such as 911 in the movie like they did because i think it still bothers some people.

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Black or Blue

The call of action was to find out if there was any possibility of people eventually living on mars. They did scientific things to make you think. They also used very high quality  pictures to catch your eye. i think they did alright with the techniques but could have used better informal literature.  

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Certain or Uncertain

The call of action was to show how little the town is and how there is little opportunity and how people can fend for themselves. They used people and the peoples life story to help you relate to situations. The director used scenes that i find very interesting and enjoy doing so i really was drawn to the movie. i believe that the director hit this one on the head with everything they did.

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Death by Photography

The call of action is the struggle of afghan photographers. The film brings you into a different mindset and gives examples of what happens. I didn't like any of the techniques this documentary wasn't that good in my eyes. I personally would have chosen a better topic.

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Blood, Sweat, Laughs

The call of action was the roots of a New Zealand boy and how ruby is life as well as farming.I believe that it made me aware that New Zealand rugby players have a drinking problem. The director used children in the movie with a single father to make you feel bad and be pitiful. i personal thought that the directors used the proper styles to portray the message.

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Containing the Uncontainable

The call of action to the movie is to figure out a non harmful way to hide the waste because there is no way that is safe for them to release he energy from the nuclear waste. This film not only makes you aware of the problem but also makes you feel as though you are experiencing it in person and makes it feel like your own personal problem. The director used animation to help the viewers become more apt to understand whats going on. If i was the Director of the documentary i would not of used the animations i would have made it more of a real life scene.