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Plastic Warriors

Synopsis

An inspiring feature documentary that investigates the damaging effects of plastic pollution on our health, lifestyle and wildlife. The film tells the story of the Plastic Warriors - from eminent scientists, campaigners on the front line, to the innovators and designers working on solutions to solve this global crisis that politicians and governments are largely ignoring. The film takes audiences on a journey to deep sea coral reefs, basking shark hotspots and huge seabird colonies, to discover first-hand the extreme danger of the scourge of plastic that’s engulfing every aspect of their lives. PLASTIC WARRIORS is an urgent wakeup call and a film that inspires action.
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Details

Year
2020
Type of project
Features
Running time
83 mins
Director
Mike Wafer
Producer
Poppy Chandler
Composer
Steve Kilpatrick

Genre

Climate / Environment Science

Categories

Documentary

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

Outpost Pictures

The Old Casino
28 Fourth Avenue
Hove BN3 2PJ

Sales Company

Rise and Shine

Schlesische Str. 29/30
10997 Berlin
Germany

UK Distribution c/o Dartmouth Films

Somerset House
Strand
London WC2R 1LA

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