The Shitthropocene
Synopsis
Human consumption habits are critically examined through a satirical lens, highlighting their role in environmental degradation and potential paths to redemption.
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Consumption habits shape the narrative of "The Shitthropocene," a satirical examination of humanity's relentless drive for more. This mock anthropological film critiques how excessive consumption, once an evolutionary advantage, now threatens the planet's future. It explores the cellular origins of impulse control and the manipulation of our central nervous systems by capitalism. Through humor and insight, the film also suggests potential paths to mitigate the consequences of our actions, all while featuring unexpected elements like dancing cavemen.
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Why Watch
- Meet director David Garrett Byars and his vision.
- See whimsical dancing cave people in a serious context.
- Find out how capitalism affects human behavior.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by David Garrett Byars.
- It has a runtime of 46 minutes.
- The documentary was produced in the US.
- The tagline of the film is 'Welcome to the age of cheap crap.'
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Who directed The Shitthropocene?
David Garrett Byars directed The Shitthropocene.
What is the duration of The Shitthropocene?
The duration of The Shitthropocene is 46 minutes.
In what year was The Shitthropocene released?
The Shitthropocene was released in 2024.
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