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Developing Stories - Series I: Environment & Development (6)
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Subjects:
Anthropology, Conflict Resolution, Environment, Global Issues, Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples, Psychology |
Grade Level: SrH-Adult
Producer: Bullfrog Films
Closed Captioned: No |
Running Time: Various
Country of Origin: Great Britain
Study Guide: No |
Copyright Date: 1992
Available in French: No
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A series of six films produced by some of the developing world's most talented filmmakers on what they see as the root causes of the world's environment and development crisis. The inspiration for the series came from Television Trust for the Environment's director, Robert Lamb, who reasoned that the voices the world needs to listen to most are those from the South, where environmental issues are regarded as a matter of survival. The series provides a platform for filmmakers from the developing world to make their own films, reflecting their own realities. “Developing Stories” has been shown in more than 70 countries.1. Lucia 2. And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon 3. Rabi 4. Seeds of Plenty, Seeds of Sorrow 5. Life and Debt 6. Suspended Dreams |
Awards: Best National Documentary & Current Affairs Programming, British Environment & Media Awards;Special Presentation, North American Association for Environmental Education Film Festival
Links: http://www.tve.org - the producer’s site