Result: 5 films

Normal Is Over (2019)

Renée Scheltema / 113 min / from 16 years
The environmental and societal problems we are facing today are of systemic nature. "Normal Is Over" examines how those problems have arisen, how we need to change our way of thinking and how we can create a more sustainable way of life. | on demand on our page
Climate Consumption + Alternatives africa biodiversity car population organic fossil fuel footprint money industrial agriculture climate circular economy marketing plastic politics postconsumptionism recycling social entrepreneurs spirituality sufficiency drinking water wilderness cooperation health growth activism

Dezoom (2016)

Simon Bouisson, Ludovic Zuili / 32 min / from 12 years
"Dezoom" begins small, only to relativize the actual dimensions of the shown by the means of a successful drone shot. | as free streaming at our page
Planet Earth car footprint infrastructure industrial agriculture neighborhoods urban development forest wilderness growth

Sense & Sustainability (2015)

Michael Connolly / 80 min / from 16 years
The film takes a look at our constantly growing society. Leading expert show us our problems and make first proposals to solve them. | as free streaming at our page
Energy Water Global Food car population food security renewables fossil fuel footprint climate politics postconsumptionism regeneration sufficiency growth

Surviving Progress (2011)

Mathieu Roy, Harold Crooks / 86 min / from 16 years
Are we caught in a "progress trap" that no longer threatens the livelihood of a group locally, but the survival on the only planet we have? | as free streaming at our page
Planet Earth population footprint money politics growth

The Ecological Footprint (2004)

Patsy Northcutt / 36 min / from 14 years
In The Ecological Footprint kidnapped the founders of the concept of ecological footprint, Mathis Wackernagel, on a journey to the true limits of our planet. | as free streaming at our page
Climate footprint