Your purchase of a ticket to Program 11 includes 4 films/extras.
Program sponsored by Jen & Greg Case
Depicting a world rapidly becoming overrun with toxic material, this documentary feature brings into focus an alarming, man-made crisis. Striking footage, original animations, and archival material combine in this timely documentary to point to the disastrous impact of the manufacture and use of plastics, shedding new light on a pressing global challenge that threatens the life expectancy of animals, humans, and Earth itself.
Learn more at: http://Storyofplastic.org
- Year2019
- Runtime89 minutes
- LanguageEnglish, Hindi, Indonesian, Malayalam, Tagalog
- CountryBelgium, China, India, Indonesia, Phillipines, USA
- NoteDirector Biography - Deia Schlosberg: Deia Schlosberg made national news in October, 2016, when she was arrested and charged with 45 years' worth of felonies for filming the #ShutItDown pipeline protest in North Dakota. She's currently directing The Story of Plastic, the Story of Stuff organization's first feature film. Previously, Deia produced Josh Fox's climate change film, How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can't Change (Sundance/HBO). Deia also co-produced Awake, A Dream from Standing Rock (Tribeca/Netflix), and The Reluctant Radical (2018), Lindsey Grayzel's portrait of one climate activist and his personal struggle with avoiding global catastrophe. Deia also co-directed and produced Cold Love, a look at the 25-plus-year career of explorer Lonnie Dupre's journeys to the world's coldest places and the climate change impacts that he's witnessed first-hand by doing so. Deia earned an MFA in Science & Natural History Filmmaking at Montana State University in Bozeman, where she directed and produced Backyard, which looks at the human cost of fracking. The film won two student Emmys (Best Documentary, Bricker Humanitarian Award) and screened at film festivals around the world.
- DirectorDeia Schlosberg
- ScreenwriterDeia Schlosberg, Tony Hale, Brian Wilson
- ProducerDeia Schlosberg, Stiv Wilson
- Co-ProducerKyle Cadotte, Megan Ponder
- CinematographerDeia Schlosberg, Melissa Lesh
- EditorTony Hale, Brian Wilson
- AnimatorRuben DeLuna
- ComposerMike McCready
- Sound DesignEric Milano
Your purchase of a ticket to Program 11 includes 4 films/extras.
Program sponsored by Jen & Greg Case
Depicting a world rapidly becoming overrun with toxic material, this documentary feature brings into focus an alarming, man-made crisis. Striking footage, original animations, and archival material combine in this timely documentary to point to the disastrous impact of the manufacture and use of plastics, shedding new light on a pressing global challenge that threatens the life expectancy of animals, humans, and Earth itself.
Learn more at: http://Storyofplastic.org
- Year2019
- Runtime89 minutes
- LanguageEnglish, Hindi, Indonesian, Malayalam, Tagalog
- CountryBelgium, China, India, Indonesia, Phillipines, USA
- NoteDirector Biography - Deia Schlosberg: Deia Schlosberg made national news in October, 2016, when she was arrested and charged with 45 years' worth of felonies for filming the #ShutItDown pipeline protest in North Dakota. She's currently directing The Story of Plastic, the Story of Stuff organization's first feature film. Previously, Deia produced Josh Fox's climate change film, How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can't Change (Sundance/HBO). Deia also co-produced Awake, A Dream from Standing Rock (Tribeca/Netflix), and The Reluctant Radical (2018), Lindsey Grayzel's portrait of one climate activist and his personal struggle with avoiding global catastrophe. Deia also co-directed and produced Cold Love, a look at the 25-plus-year career of explorer Lonnie Dupre's journeys to the world's coldest places and the climate change impacts that he's witnessed first-hand by doing so. Deia earned an MFA in Science & Natural History Filmmaking at Montana State University in Bozeman, where she directed and produced Backyard, which looks at the human cost of fracking. The film won two student Emmys (Best Documentary, Bricker Humanitarian Award) and screened at film festivals around the world.
- DirectorDeia Schlosberg
- ScreenwriterDeia Schlosberg, Tony Hale, Brian Wilson
- ProducerDeia Schlosberg, Stiv Wilson
- Co-ProducerKyle Cadotte, Megan Ponder
- CinematographerDeia Schlosberg, Melissa Lesh
- EditorTony Hale, Brian Wilson
- AnimatorRuben DeLuna
- ComposerMike McCready
- Sound DesignEric Milano