Five minutes detail the long history of ecosystem destruction linked to colonialism and capitalism, including land exploitation and big game hunting.
Synopsis
Five minutes detail the long history of ecosystem destruction linked to colonialism and capitalism, including land exploitation and big game hunting.
Synopsis
Pocas Pascoal, an Angolan director and screenwriter, addresses the effects of colonialism and capitalism on global biodiversity. The five-minute film discusses how land exploitation and big game hunting contribute to ecosystem destruction. It emphasizes the long history of environmental degradation and the exploitation of people. Through visual storytelling, Pascoal calls for urgent change to address these pressing issues.
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Why Watch
- See how colonialism affects biodiversity.
- Meet Pocas Pascoal, a unique Angolan filmmaker.
- Find out about land exploitation's long history.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 5 minutes.
- Pocas Pascoal is the director and screenwriter of the film.
- The film addresses the impact of colonialism on biodiversity.
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Who is the director of the documentary 'Time to Change'?
Pocas Pascoal is the director and screenwriter of 'Time to Change'.
What year was the documentary 'Time to Change' released?
'Time to Change' was released in 2024.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Time to Change'?
'Time to Change' has a duration of 5 minutes.
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