Category Archives: Film/Documentary
Turtles are cute, and it is freezing.
Just you try to deny it. To start with the turtles, the NZIFF* is currently on in Christchurch, so if you feel like getting the warm fuzzies, go see Turtle: The incredible journey. It looks like a feel good film, … Continue reading
Filed under economics, Film/Documentary, Government policy
Story of stuff expands
The first time I watched Annie Leonard’s “The Story of Stuff” I almost cried with joy. Finally, someone was communicating the most important issues of our time with a clear, simple message which also didn’t bore. The cartoons in The … Continue reading
Filed under Climate Change, economics, Film/Documentary, media, Products
Vodo
I may be a little late to this, but Vodo is a site which allows content creators (video at this stage) to distribute their work for free download and then let users decide whether and how much to donate back … Continue reading
Filed under Film/Documentary, media
The Age of Stupid
From the director of McLibel Franny Armstrong is a film about why the world needs to act now to address climate change. It’s part dramatisation, part documentary, and part call to act, based on topics of oil, war, politics and … Continue reading
Filed under Events, Film/Documentary, media
Zo Zhou
Leith
