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Wasted examines waste and recycling through the perspective of an Easterner, using a Western vocabulary. The film is influenced by the global network society, reflecting on how these themes resonate in various cultural contexts. It has been recognized with awards at the Thrissur festival and has been screened in multiple cities including Bangalore, Dhaka, and Mumbai.
With a runtime of 52 minutes, the documentary presents a critical view of waste management and recycling practices. It engages with the complexities of these issues, particularly in the Indian context, while drawing connections to broader global trends.
Why Watch
- •See the impact of waste in Indian cities.
- •Find out about recycling practices in different cultures.
- •Meet filmmakers from the Thrissur festival.
Did You Know
•Wasted won an award at the Thrissur festival.
•The film was screened in cities like Bangalore, Dhaka, and Mumbai.
•It has a total duration of 52 minutes.
Perfect For
Environmental issuesDocumentary enthusiastsWaste management