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ShowtimesWednesday, April 20, 4:45pm
Sponsored by:Kika Dudiak and Henry Pitot |
Synopsis |
Climate change remains one of the most hotly debated and largely misunderstood topics we face today. A team of filmmakers contextualizes the topic by exploring the parallel stories of Margaret Mead, a cultural anthropologist famous for her studies in the 1960s, and Susie Crate, a contemporary environmental anthropologist. This insightful documentary not only takes us into the field, highlighting different geographical locations struggling with the unavoidable effects of global warming, but also humanizes these issues by seeing them distilled through the perspective of a scientist as a mother and the eyes of a teenage daughter.
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About the film |
Genres: Science & Technology, Environmental, Documentary, Road Movie, Coming-of-Age
Release Year: 2015 Runtime: 80 min Countries: USA, Russian Federation, Kiribati, Peru Languages: English, Russian, Sakha, Kiribati, Spanish, Quechua Directors: Daniel Miller, Seth Kramer, Jeremy Newberger |