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2040 Documentary – Film Review

25 May 2019 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

2040 is an environmental documentary made by Damon Gameau. I enjoyed his first documentary ‘That Sugar Film’, and this one will introduce you to some new ideas about improving the planet.

The premise of the documentary is promising – It is written as a sentimental letter to his young daughter about what the future of the planet might be like.

Damian travels around the globe to talk to a group of experts. They discuss community-owned power grids, marine permaculture (floating seaweed), soil regeneration, self-driving cars and city environmental dashboards. The ideas are intriguing and thought-provoking.

You’ll be introduced to doughnut economics, which I found hard to understand until I read some more about it online afterwards.

I found some of the footage interesting, especially imaging what 2040 life might be like. I wasn’t a fan of the miniature people, kid’s comments or the party at the end.

There’s no real doom-and-gloom here to motive you. Although you might find some of the scenes eye-opening, like crowded cattle yards, packed shipping ports and mega-highways.

The 2040 documentary showcases some different ways to think about the future. It is ideal as a talking-point for kids to watch at school and discuss alternative solutions.

2 star

2040 will release nationally in Australian cinemas on Thursday 23 May 2019.  

About 2040 Documentary

Structured as a visual letter to his four-year-old daughter about the world he hopes she will inherit, 2040 blends traditional documentary with dramatised sequences and high-end visual effects to create a vision board of how these regenerative practices could help shape the world for future generations. Drawing on the best minds from around the world to focus on climate, economics, technology, civil society, agriculture and sustainability, the film maps out a pathway for change that can lead us to a more ecologically sustainable and equitable future. 2040 is an aspirational film full of hope about the possibility to make changes that will shift the course for humanity and the planet. 2040 is the narrative the next generation needs to see, to aspire to, and to believe is possible.

2040 will release nationally in Australian cinemas on Thursday 23 May 2019.  

For more information, visit https://whatsyour2040.com/

Filed Under: Entertainment, Films Tagged With: green

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