Deep Dive: The Choice Is Ours (2015)
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In 'The Choice Is Ours,' director Roxanne Meadows presents a series of discussions featuring various thinkers such as Abby Martin and Jacque Fresco. The film addresses the disconnect between technological progress and the persistent social, economic, and environmental issues that humanity faces. It prompts viewers to consider the kind of world they want to inhabit, emphasizing the failures of current social arrangements to create a peaceful existence.
The film suggests that while there is potential for a better future, it is often overshadowed by the complexities of modern civilization. Through interviews and insights from experts, the film encourages audiences to reflect on the choices necessary to foster a more civilized society, contrasting humanity's aspirations for unity with the realities of contemporary life.
Why Watch
- •Meet thinkers like Jacque Fresco and Abby Martin.
- •Find out about the failures of current social arrangements.
- •See a contrast between technology and social issues.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2015 and has a duration of 59 minutes.
•The documentary features thinkers like Jeffery A. Hoffman and Henry Schlinger.
•It is produced in the United States and is available in English.
Perfect For
Social change advocatesEnvironmental activistsFans of documentary films