Review Of Plastic Planet Movie 2011 part 8
The docu’s cumulative effect is bound to make auds think about the kinds of plastics they use and how they dispose of them. While the topic is serious, Boote makes it playful through his own humor and Peter Hoehsl’s manga-style animation. Though shot in 15 countries around the globe, the lensing has an attractive cohesiveness. For some inexplicable reason, the narrator in the international-release version maintains Boote’s first-person p.o.v., though it’s obvious the voice does not belong to the helmer.
Camera (color), Thomas Kirschner; editors, Ilana Goldschmidt, Cordula Werner, Tom Pohanka; music, the Orb; sound (Dolby Digital), Eick Hoemann, Jens Ludwig, Ekkehart Baumung; animator, Peter Hoehsl; line producer, Florian Brandt, Henning Kroeger. Reviewed at Middle East Film Festival (What in the World Are We Doing to Our World?), Abu Dhabi, Oct. 15, 2009. (Also in Rio de Janeiro, Warsaw, Mar del Plata film festivals.) Running time: 95 MIN.
We are children of the Plastic Age. Plastic has become a part of everyday life as its cheap and very practical.
Do you know the dangers of plastics? Plastics can survive in our eco system for up to 500 years with the unknown effect they will have to our environment. Did you know that you have plastic in your blood?
Director Werner shows in his investigative documentary that plastic has become a global threat. He asks questions that affect us all: Why do we not change our consumption habits? Why does not the industry of the dangers? Who is responsible for the garbage mountains to deserts and seas? Who wins here? And who loses?
If you have seen this movie, you will never again drink from a plastic bottle!usually visit cinema once in several months, and only for some really good films. My recent discovery is a brand new film “Plastic Planet”, the poster to which claims: “after seeing this film you will never drink from a plastic bottle”.
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