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@johnmuiroftheeast
After watching GMO’s OMG produced by Jeremy Seifert you can get a better feel about GMO’s in our environment and how we are so connected with them. It blew my mind in the very beginning when Jeremy and his crew ask random individuals on the street what they thought GMO’s were. I mean...
The film “Elemental” from the director Gayatri Roshan was a film about three different people, and how their lives were being affected by tarsands oil. The director made you feel the pain, among other emotions that each character was going through and became very personal in some aspects of the...
Not Natural
Elemental had some great concepts with showing grassroots movements across the world. I feel that this video was captivating to an extent. I feel like all of the stories only come together to a certain point, but I failed to grasp the universal concept of the whole documentary except for grassroots and environmental justice movements.
Mighty Morphing Organisms
GMOOMG captured a great story for the general public in understanding the basic concepts and issues. The video seemed a little biased however because the director was the main character. What made it an overall decent film was the story plot in the beginning. However towards the end it went in too many directions. Ok camera angles, nothing too unique.
Now what?
GMO OMG was one of my favorite movies so far. The films “call to action” was GMOs are in practically everything we eat.
Great film in that it showed a broad wide view of all of the issues that go with Genetically Modified Organisms.
His fight, is my fight
Harlan coal mine wife (via catherinejeanne)
FUCK EVERYTHING BECOMEA PIRATE
Journey To The End Of The World (via michaelfroehly)
If you have money- illegal or legal, you are a big man in Nigeria
- film Big Men (via zsmallhasciff)
In fact, what really strikes us is ourselves
- film Expedition to the end of the world (via zsmallhasciff)
You can’t go back. You can only move forward.
Expedition to the End of the World
(via marygorham)
Battle of the Ages
It's a fire fight!!!
I do so little, compared to everyone else
-Clark Wang (via zsmallhasciff)
This film was one of my favorites, it takes place in Greenland. Its an epic journey with artist, scientists and ambition.
This film was my absolute favorite at CIFF!!!
Puffins!!!
"We are bourgeois anarchists, now; give me the gun."
Expedition to the end of the World was amazing. Guarantee it is my favorite film of the weekend. The images were so beautiful.
I loved that the director added his own sense of humor to the film.
The film seemed more about human connection with nature rather than the expedition to the unvisited land they were exploring. I felt this was a good choice. There are so many documentaries about science, but this one incorporated the philosophy of the life cycle and human emotion/imagination.
One of the best parts was the choice of the different perspectives (artists, geochemist, archeologist, marine biologist, captain, geologist, zoologist). Each had their own excitement about the area; the marine biologist was thrilled about finding a new life form from an ocean water sample, while the artists were jazzed to chase a ‘polar bear’.
The shots of this film married well together and really brought the viewer on a personal journey into remote Greenland.
After viewing this film I am now more aware of the Terms and Conditions. This documentary opened up my eyes and made me realize that we can be agreeing to something that we don’t really want to agree to.
Living the dream.
Love this!
