Film Lens
Plastic Peril focuses on the plastic waste crisis in Lagos, Nigeria, where clogged waterways and drainage systems have become a significant problem. Local residents share their experiences of how plastic pollution disrupts daily life and exacerbates flooding, which threatens their livelihoods. The film emphasizes the urgent need for action and sustainable solutions to address this growing environmental issue.
Through interviews with community members, the documentary shows the environmental and economic impacts of plastic waste on the city. The film runs for seven minutes and was released in 2024, aiming to amplify the voices of those most affected by the plastic crisis in Lagos.
Why Watch
- •Meet residents affected by plastic pollution in Lagos.
- •Find out how plastic waste disrupts daily life.
- •See the urgent call for sustainable solutions.
Did You Know
•Lagos faces a growing crisis as plastic waste clogs its waterways.
•The documentary runs for seven minutes and was released in 2024.
•Local residents report that plastic pollution worsens flooding in Lagos.
Perfect For
Environmental issuesUrban floodingPlastic pollution