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ORGIASTIC HYPER-PLASTIC
HUMANITY HAS NOT YET FAILED (GRETA THUNBERG)
Upcycling
Lifeblood
Stars on the Sea
Julieta & the Turtles in the Plastic Soup
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This shorts program reminds us of the interconnectedness of all living things and the repercussions of a natural world out of balance. 


For Ages Teen 14+ | 74 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal, and original languages with English subtitles


Themes: Animals/wildlife, climate change/global warming, pollution, human impact

Upcycling


Three friends buy drinks in plastic cups at the beach. After finishing them, they throw them away, not really thinking about what will happen to their waste. The discarded cup ends up in landfill, and then in the ocean, and it is only much later that some change in the cycle of waste occurs.

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    4 minutes
  • Language
    Nonverbal
  • Country
    Republic of Korea
  • Note
    THEMES: Pollution, Human Impact
  • Director
    Anne-Lou Graoww, Hayoung Elaine Song, Hi-jeong So, Sun-kyung Oh, Satoe Yoshinari, Kaitlen Haeun Yoo
  • Screenwriter
    Anne-Lou Graoww, Hayoung Elaine Song, Hi-jeong So, Sun-kyung Oh, Satoe Yoshinari, Kaitlen Haeun Yoo
  • Producer
    Jinny Hyejin Choo
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