Deep Dive: Meltdown (2021)
Film Lens
For 30 years, Lynn Davis has photographed the icebergs of Greenland. In 2021, she returns to document the significant changes occurring in the region due to climate change. Accompanied by climate change expert Tony Leiserowitz, they witness the melting icebergs and discuss the wider effects for the planet.
The film emphasizes the urgency of addressing global warming as it presents the stark visual evidence of ice melt. Through Davis's photography and Leiserowitz's expertise, the documentary presents a clear picture of the environmental crisis affecting Greenland and its global ramifications.
Why Watch
- •See Lynn Davis's stunning iceberg photography.
- •Meet climate expert Tony Leiserowitz.
- •Find out about the effects of global warming.
Did You Know
•Lynn Davis has been photographing Greenland's icebergs for 30 years.
•The documentary was released in 2021.
•The film has a duration of 59 minutes.
Perfect For
Climate change advocatesPhotography enthusiastsEnvironmental science students