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The film 'Time to Change' by Angolan director Pocas Pascoal examines the effects of colonialism and capitalism on global biodiversity. It presents a historical perspective on ecosystem destruction, linking it to land exploitation and big game hunting. The film suggests that these issues have deep roots and are ongoing, emphasizing the human exploitation aspect as well.
Through its experimental approach, the film invites viewers to reflect on the interconnectedness of environmental degradation and socio-economic factors. By focusing on the landscape and the consequences of human actions, it aims to provoke thought about the need for change in how society interacts with the environment.
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.
Perfect For
Environmental activistsFilm enthusiastsStudents of colonial history