Dirty Paradise (2009) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Dirty Paradise about?
Dirty Paradise is a documentary. The Wayana people inhabit a gold-rich region of Amazonia, facing severe challenges from environmental degradation. "Dirty Paradise" documents the pollution of streams and the decline of the forest ecosystem due to unchecked resource exploitation. The film details human rights violations that the Wayana endure as they confront these changes. Personal stories illustrate their struggles and awareness of the environmental crisis. Directed by Daniel Schweizer, this 2009 documentary runs for 76 minutes and is produced in Switzerland and France.
When was Dirty Paradise released?
Dirty Paradise was released in 2009.
How long is Dirty Paradise?
Dirty Paradise has a runtime of 76 minutes.
What genre is Dirty Paradise?
Dirty Paradise is classified as Environment.
What topics does Dirty Paradise cover?
Dirty Paradise explores topics including plastic-pollution.