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11 films
Human consumption habits are critically examined through a satirical lens, highlighting their role in environmental degradation and potential paths to redemption.
Kabul's population of four million faces daily threats under Taliban rule, with many residents living in fear of arrest or execution.
In the Anthropocene epoch, Simon Beaulieu's film essay explores humanity's response to climate change and information overload through a sensory experience.
Tabaimo, an internationally renowned Japanese artist, engages viewers by blending humor, grotesqueness, and melancholy in her animated installations that reflect modern life in Japan.
Martin Parr, a renowned British documentary photographer, reflects on his 50-year career, blending humor and critique to portray the complexities of modern life.
Charlie Roberts, an American artist, explores the narrative power of figurative painting, blending personal experiences with contemporary themes and pop culture influences.
A survey reveals that Singaporeans are now the least active lovers in the world, prompting a government-backed initiative to address declining birth rates.
The Mennonites in Argentina fight against technology threatening their traditional lifestyle.
Plastic, once hailed as a miracle material, transformed modern life but has now become a symbol of environmental crisis due to its lasting impact on the planet.
A 2014 calendar features a roundabout with a listed duck pond, celebrated by members of an online community that embraces the joy of the mundane.
Consumerism in a material world is critically examined through rapid, fragmented sequences of colorful advertisements in Jean-Thomas Bédard's animated short.
