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Revolution (II) (2012)REVOLUTION is a film about changing the world, going for it, taking a stand, and fighting for something. A true-life adventure following Director, Rob Stewart (SHARKWATER) over four years ... See full summary » Director:Rob StewartWriter:Rob Stewart |
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REVOLUTION is a film about changing the world, going for it, taking a stand, and fighting for something. A true-life adventure following Director, Rob Stewart (SHARKWATER) over four years and 15 countries discovering there is a lot more than sharks at risk of becoming extinct. Climate change, environmental degradation, species loss, ocean acidification, pollution, and food/water scarcity are reducing the earth's ability to house humans and we need to start doing something about it now! Written by Anonymous
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All I can say is you guys should check this out because it's an amazing look at the environmental crisis that is among us, it's alarming and potentially devastating. The way it's captured on film is pretty much a great insight to what could happen next if we continue to ignore important issues. The thing that stuck to me was the sequential order of the doc. From this issue to another, every one has an important message to send out. I believe this can change people's lives. I can say that this is the best documentary i have seen in recent memory. We humans can do a lot to help the missions for environmental awareness. I personally feel for the victims of the natural disasters because it's caused by ignorance. I hope everyone sees this. It's a real wake up call to the environment.