Some Documentary films Based On The Environment That You Must Watch
Health crisis and climate change have been the most burning issues in 2020. So why not watch these nine documentary films based on the environment which gives a strong message about the future of our planet.
My Octopus Teacher (2020)
No human would have been so close to a wild octopus as South African filmmaker Craig Foster had. Forster went underwater daily in a region of the Atlantic Ocean for a year and captured the life of this enchanted creature on camera. It is possible that this film will change your way of seeing your relationship with animals and your whole planet.
The Human Element (2018)
In this film, we meet with photographer James Balog, Americans who have been directly affected by climate change, whose lives and livelihoods have had a direct impact on the collision of humans and nature. Balog shows how the needs of humans are changing the four basic elements of earth, fire, water, and sky and what this means for our future.
Before the Flood (2016)
In this documentary, Hollywood superstar Leonardo DiCaprio, along with National Geographic, brings us the effects of global warming like rising sea levels and deforestation all over the world. Through interviews with celebrities such as Barack Obama, Pope Francis, and Elon Musk, the film sets out solutions for a sustainable future.
Tomorrow (2015)
Are you looking for an optimistic approach to face climate change? So this French film, which sheds light on the options of the current form of agriculture, energy supply, and waste management, is for you. Through stories from different people, from urban gardens to renewable energy advocates, it connects us with everyday sustainability innovators and inspires us to bring about local change.
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Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret (2014)
It is a crowd-funded documentary that examines the impact of animal husbandry on food for the environment and tries to find out why the world's leading environmental organizations are afraid to talk about it. The film claims that the primary source of environmental destruction and the most responsible fossil fuel for the emission of greenhouse gases is not fossil fuel, but animal husbandry.