Jeremy, a man with lymphoma, advocates for green burial practices to conserve natural habitats and fulfill his dying wish for an eco-friendly funeral.
“A last act, a gift to the planet.”
Synopsis
Jeremy, a man with lymphoma, advocates for green burial practices to conserve natural habitats and fulfill his dying wish for an eco-friendly funeral.
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Synopsis
Jeremy, a man with lymphoma, becomes an advocate for green burial practices. He partners with the Green Burial Council to promote eco-friendly funeral options. As he faces his terminal illness, Jeremy works to fulfill his wish for a sustainable burial. The film tracks his efforts to raise awareness about how death care choices affect the environment. It also addresses the legacy people leave behind and the relationship between life, death, and ecological responsibility.
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Why Watch
- Follow Jeremy's advocacy for green burial options.
- Meet the Green Burial Council and their mission.
- Find out how death care impacts the environment.
Did You Know
- Jeremy Kaplan directed the film in 2014.
- The film has a runtime of 93 minutes.
- Jeremy collaborates with the Green Burial Council to promote eco-friendly practices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What illness is Jeremy battling in the documentary?
Jeremy is battling lymphoma.
What movement does Jeremy advocate for?
Jeremy advocates for the green burial movement.
What organization does Jeremy align with to promote eco-friendly burial options?
Jeremy aligns with the Green Burial Council.
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