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In the documentary 'Bullshit,' Vandana Shiva is presented as a key figure in the discussion on globalization and its effects on society. The film addresses her opposition to genetic engineering and bio-piracy, emphasizing the significance of indigenous knowledge in these debates. Critics have labeled her as an anti-globalization activist, even awarding her the 'Bullshit Award' for her views on global poverty, yet she is recognized by Time Magazine as a hero.
The film captures Shiva's efforts to inspire young people worldwide to engage with pressing issues related to globalization. It portrays her as a challenger of the status quo, advocating for sustainable practices and the protection of indigenous rights. The documentary runs for 74 minutes and is directed by Per-Åke Holmquist, featuring Shiva as the central figure.
Why Watch
- •Meet Vandana Shiva, a leading anti-globalization activist.
- •Find out about genetic engineering's impact on indigenous knowledge.
- •See how Shiva inspires youth to engage in global issues.
Did You Know
•Vandana Shiva received the 'Bullshit Award' for her views on global poverty.
•Time Magazine named Vandana Shiva one of the great heroes of our time.
•The documentary runs for 74 minutes and was released in 2005.
•The film is produced in Sweden and available in English and Swedish.
Perfect For
Globalization debatesSustainable practicesIndigenous rights