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Deep Dive: END:CIV (2011)

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END:CIV
END:CIV examines the causes of civilization collapse, focusing on economic chaos, peak oil, climate change, and environmental degradation. The film presents a narrative through Franklin Lopez, addressing the political turmoil and public trust issues that accompany these crises. It features perspectives from individuals affected by war and repression, emphasizing their courage and compassion in the face of adversity. The documentary calls for collective action rooted in a love for the land, suggesting that a saner future is achievable despite current chaos. The film's brisk pace and powerful musical score enhance its message, making a case for change in a world facing significant challenges.

Why Watch

  • Find out about the impact of peak oil on society.
  • Meet activists confronting environmental degradation.
  • See how political turmoil affects native peoples.

Did You Know

The film was directed by Franklin Lopez.
The documentary has a runtime of 115 minutes.
It was produced in Canada.

Perfect For

Environmental activismCivilization collapse studiesPolitical turmoil analysis