Film Lens
The documentary examines the impact of greenhouse gas emissions in Asia, emphasizing the continent's rapid industrialization and urbanization. It shows how cities, often built hastily, contribute significantly to emissions and resource depletion. The film introduces a group of scientists and activists who are developing innovative solutions to these environmental challenges, aiming to transform urban living into a more sustainable experience.
Focusing on Japan, particularly Kyoto, the film critiques the reliance on technology as a solution to carbon emissions. It features the Panasonic Eco House, showcasing advanced technology designed to save electricity. However, the film also points out that modern cities have not destroyed the environment but have hidden it, suggesting that urban design can lead to a low-energy future and improve the quality of life in cities.
Why Watch
- •See how Asia's rapid growth impacts global emissions.
- •Meet the change makers transforming urban living.
- •Find out what the Panasonic Eco House offers for energy savings.
Did You Know
•Asia has become the world's factory, leading to increased emissions.
•Japan's belief in technology as the sole solution to carbon emissions is critiqued.
•Panasonic claims that their Eco House can save up to 60% of electricity.
Perfect For
Urban sustainability advocatesEnvironmental science enthusiastsTechnology and innovation fans