Pulling this old review from site I write for on occasion LostInReviews.com.
I got a film review tonight for Now You See Me, so that should be fun and then a 35mm showing of Fong Sai Yuk. Fuck yes.
Enjoy!
Our environment, the state and unforeseen condition it is in, makes environmental documentaries have a particular feeling of uncertainty. It is always about the effects of what our actions are doing to our planet, but never giving us the insight into making it better or even really framing the issue in a different light, other than being an urgent matter to correct. You can look at documentaries like An Inconvenient Truth, Gasland, and Food, Inc. to see the clear problems and possible corrections, but its missing something entirely from the picture. I am sure that stock images of picturesque landscapes marred by billowing smoke stacks from the fires of industry make for moving signals of the demise of our planet, but it is the human element that seems lost from it all.
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