Reviewer: Ms. Stelzer
Length: 99 minutes (1 hour, 39 minutes)
Age appropriateness: This film would be appropriate for a mature high school classroom or a home viewing. The film includes several scenes with subtitles, so students would need to be able to keep pace while reading the text. There is a shot of a lactating breast and also a few sexual jokes. The word sh*t is used once in the film. There is also a scene that includes somewhat graphic images of dead bodies being dissected.
Creators and stars: Beatrice Bortolozzo, Cordula Werner, Daniel Zuta, Felice Casson, Florian Brandt, Fred vom Saal, Henning Kröger, Iliana Goldschmidt, John Taylor, Klaus Rhomberg, Manfred Zahora, Marques Brown, Margot Wallström, Othman Ilyassa, Peter Lieberzeit, Robin Tharaldson, Thomas Bogner, Scott Belcher, Susan Jobling, Thomas Kirschner, Tom Pohanka, Vicky Zhang, Werner Boote
Accuracy: Plastic Planet is a documentary film about the History of plastic and the ways in which it is polluting the environment and affecting human health. It includes information on how plastic is produced, the ways in which the plastic industry functions, and how people frequently use plastic without an awareness of its harmful effects. Werner Boote, the writer and director, travels to various countries and talks to scientists, environmentalists, and representatives from the plastic companies. |
