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By Bomb C (11) on 26 Jun 2008

Visually stimulating! The opening scene is the most amazing of all…

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By Lisa W (699) on 20 Jun 2008

Love how the serious global problems are shown from the perspective of an artist, rather than the usual left wing activist…

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By Sally H (98) on 18 Jun 2008

It makes you feel pretty damn lucky for the job you have. You could be working in a toxic landfill everyday…

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By Sarah H (1,870) on 17 May 2008

An interesting attempt at presenting a balanced perspective on the issue of global resources…

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By Andrew A (555) on 16 May 2008

Amazing work! Everyone should see this documentary…

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By Gaurav G (8) on 15 May 2008

We live in a globalized world…

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By John R (2,501) on 08 May 2008

An interesting look at the other side of the world rarely seen by the human eye captured by Photographer Edward Burtynsky…

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By Maggie F (90) on 26 Apr 2008

This is a thoughtful and introspective Canadian documentary exploring the ideas behind the artists stills collection wherein he brings to life…

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By Jonathan M (1,410) on 14 Apr 2008

Documental en la linea de baraka pero mas comprometido. no lo veas si estas contento. la raza humana es despreciable…

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By Tiffany N (44) on 11 Apr 2008

This life-changing film reveals the extraordinary transformations wrought upon the face of our planet so that we can buy everyday items such…

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By Jules-Pierre F (7) on 30 Mar 2008

An incredible journey through the lense of a great Canadian Photographer, a must see film about our impact on our landscape…

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By Curtis G (39) on 21 Mar 2008

Required viewing for all human beings currently alive on planet Earth. The most powerful documentary I've seen in ages. Beautiful, harsh and haunting…

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By Frédö J (3) on 13 Mar 2008

Visuellement Ã©poustouflant ! Tout le samteur de photographie adoreront…

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By Richelle H (1) on 09 Mar 2008

This was an amazing film, it was an in-depth view into his process and way of interpreting the world around us…

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By Gorka C (1) on 07 Mar 2008

Spanish release: 7th March 2007 Fascinanting and Hypnotical documentary following the work of photographer Ed Burtynsky: his depiction of the…

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By Ruta V (1) on 03 Mar 2008

If You suceed to conform with its rythm, then it is possible to discover another world - the same, where we are living. Beautiful images…

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By Casey K (131) on 02 Mar 2008

If you are of the mind that we do not have the potential to impact our planet on a major scale, watch this film…

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By Malin W (1) on 29 Feb 2008

Moving, interesting, fascinating, captivating. Already bought the DVD…

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By Darlene C (13) on 28 Feb 2008

This film is an eye-opener, taking you to places/scenes usually invisible to us. I find his work utterly necessary and mind-boggling…

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By Salvador M (35) on 26 Feb 2008

Ever see a city moved brick by brick in a year? This is about how some don't do things by halfs. China moved two…

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