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The documentary 'The Shitthropocene' examines humanity's impulse control issues through the lens of capitalism. It discusses how economic systems have influenced the central nervous system, resulting in harmful societal behaviors. The film presents potential solutions to mitigate these destructive tendencies.
Featuring whimsical elements like dancing cave people, the documentary contrasts ancient human behavior with contemporary issues. It prompts reflection on the relationship between biology, capitalism, and self-preservation in today's world.
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.'
Perfect For
Capitalism critiqueHuman behavior studiesDocumentary enthusiasts