Clouds of Smoke
Synopsis
This documentary is about climate change. It explores with facts, arguments and interviews how pollution 'hides' global warming.
While for most of the world the main issues at present times have been global warming and other environmental problems, the same cannot be said for a few small countries, including a few in South-Eastern Europe, where money making businesses do not worry about the environment they are destroying. Main participants are from environment institutions and scientific community from both countries UK and Albania.
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 15 mins
- Format
- DVD
- Director
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Fatmir Terziu
- Producer
- Fatmir Terziu
- Editor
- Fatmir Terziu
- Screenwriter
- Fatmir Terziu
- Director of Photography
- Andi Terziu
- Sound
- Fatmir Terziu
- Composer
- Tomonori Oikaiwa
- Principal cast
- Alex Palman, Mike Sergant, Tara Jones, Beqir Kila
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Terziu Films
fterziu@yahoo.co.uk
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