Film Lens
In 'Garbage Ho!', Harald Reichenbach sails around the globe collecting garbage from the sea alongside local communities. He uses a press to compress the collected waste and encases it in resin to create 'G-Cubes'. This art is then returned to the consumers in industrialized countries who contributed to the pollution. The film presents a unique intersection of art and activism, as Reichenbach navigates the complexities of environmental issues while engaging with diverse communities.
The documentary captures Reichenbach's experiences and the unexpected events that arise during his mission. The film emphasizes the impact of plastic pollution on the ocean and the role of individuals in addressing environmental challenges. By blending art with activism, Reichenbach aims to provoke thought and inspire action among viewers regarding their consumption habits.
Why Watch
- •See Harald Reichenbach's unique art from ocean waste.
- •Meet local communities engaged in cleaning the sea.
- •Find out how art can raise awareness about plastic pollution.
Did You Know
•Harald Reichenbach collects garbage from the sea with local people.
•The film features G-Cubes made from compressed ocean waste.
•The documentary has a runtime of 53 minutes.
•Dodo Hunziker directed the film released in 2022.
Perfect For
Environmental activismArt and sustainabilityOcean conservation