Deep Dive: RiverBlue (2017)
Film Lens
RiverBlue follows Mark Angelo, a conservationist and paddler, as he travels the world to examine the environmental damage caused by the fashion industry. The film focuses on the pollution and ecological harm linked to textile production and waste, particularly how major brands contribute to the degradation of waterways. Angelo's investigations reveal the severe impact of fast fashion on rivers and the communities that depend on them for clean water.
Through interviews and on-the-ground investigations, RiverBlue presents the stark realities faced by communities suffering from water contamination. The film advocates for sustainable practices in fashion, emphasizing the urgent need for action to protect rivers and ecosystems from the harmful effects of industrial pollution associated with the fashion industry.
Why Watch
- •Follow Mark Angelo as he paddles polluted rivers.
- •Meet experts like Orsola De Castro discussing fashion's impact.
- •See the effects of industrial pollution on local communities.
Did You Know
•Mark Angelo is a renowned paddler and conservationist featured in the film.
•RiverBlue was directed by Roger Williams and released in 2017.
•The film has a runtime of 95 minutes and was produced in multiple countries including Canada and the US.
•The documentary addresses the impact of fast fashion on waterways, affecting communities globally.
Perfect For
Environmental activistsFashion industry criticsWater conservation advocates