Thirty years of natural disasters are shown in a film that uses found footage to show the damage caused by climate change and human actions.
Synopsis
Thirty years of natural disasters are shown in a film that uses found footage to show the damage caused by climate change and human actions.
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Synopsis
Scenes of flooding, wildfires, and earthquakes unfold in Escombro, a documentary directed by Letícia Gaver. The film compiles footage from natural disasters worldwide over thirty years. It presents how these events reshape environments and affect communities. The narrative connects climate change with the exploitation of natural resources. Historical footage and contemporary examples illustrate human actions causing destruction. Through these visuals, the film conveys the ongoing crisis of environmental degradation and its consequences. Escombro runs for 35 minutes.
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Why Watch
- See devastating climate change effects worldwide.
- Find out how human actions drive natural disasters.
- Meet director Letícia Gaver's unique visual style.
Did You Know
- The film covers natural disasters from the last 30 years.
- Escombro has a duration of 35 minutes.
- The documentary is produced in Brazil.
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Who directed the documentary Escombro?
Escombro was directed by Letícia Gaver.
What is the duration of the film Escombro?
Escombro has a duration of 35 minutes.
In which country was Escombro produced?
Escombro was produced in Brazil.
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