David Lynch, Sting, and Elliot Page discuss systemic change and sustainable solutions to environmental challenges based on Daniel Pinchbeck's writings.
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David Lynch, Sting, and Elliot Page discuss systemic change and sustainable solutions to environmental challenges based on Daniel Pinchbeck's writings.
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David Lynch, Sting, and Elliot Page appear in "2012: Time for Change," a documentary directed by João G. Amorim. Premiering on April 9, 2010, in San Francisco, the film focuses on positive solutions to environmental challenges. It draws on Daniel Pinchbeck's writings and presents ideas for systemic change. The film features conversations about ecological design and personal transformation, promoting a sustainable future for society and the planet.
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Why Watch
- Meet David Lynch and Sting discussing positive futures.
- Find out how Daniel Pinchbeck's ideas shape the film.
- See a global perspective on solutions to crises.
Did You Know
- The film premiered on April 9, 2010, at the Lumiere Theater in San Francisco.
- It features interviews with David Lynch, Sting, and Elliot Page.
- The documentary has a total duration of 85 minutes.
- It was produced in five different countries: CH, US, BR, FR, and MX.
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Who directed the documentary 2012: Time for Change?
João G. Amorim directed the documentary 2012: Time for Change.
When did 2012: Time for Change premiere?
2012: Time for Change premiered on April 9, 2010.
What is the duration of the documentary 2012: Time for Change?
The duration of 2012: Time for Change is 85 minutes.
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