Academy Award-nominee Fernando Meirelles (City of God (2002)) and Malian musician Inna Modja take us on an epic journey to the frontline of the climate crisis along Africa's ambitious Great Green Wall.
Trailer
Pemeran
Jared P. Scott
Director
Inna Modja
Self
Songhoy Blues
Self
Didier Awadi
Self
Betty G.
Self
Waje Iruobe
Self
Wongel Abebe
Self
Hamsatu Allamin
Self
Sekou Coulibaly
Self
Big Makhou Djolof
Self
Abu Hawi
Self
Hamzat Lawal
Self
Papa Sarr
Self
Aisha Zannah
Self
Jared P. Scott
Writer
Alexander Asen
Writer
Sarah MacDonald
Writer
Charly Wai Feldman
Writer
Pilar Rico
Writer
Mungkin Anda Juga Suka
The Great Green Wall
Sexology
100 Vaginas
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Gank Your Heart
Si Teng
Childhood Sweethearts Pianist
City of Streamers
A Year Without a Job
Symphony of Fate
Sang Bintang Utama
Good Girl's Guide to Kinky Sex
Porn Laid Bare
Serengeti
Our Oceans
Asia
Mammals
Planet Earth II
Ambulance
Tsunami: Race Against Time
The Secret Lives of Animals
Being Gordon Ramsay
Chimp Empire
Big Beasts
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Puns aside (I do have to make at least one - it is a contractual thing ... not), the movie is about something most of us can relate. And I don't just mean the enviromental message that's behind it. Looking at America and some other places sometimes you'd think that at least politically speaking some have issues with trying to keep the earth ... in a good condition. No this is also about something more to the core. Because everybody, no matter where they are from, wants a good life. Wants to live, be free and really make the best out of their time. Of course that is something that the director of City of God (what a great movie that was too? Also about living conditions as one of the main themes - or how the enviroment you grow up makes you and leads you a certain path) can concentrate on. Really well made documentary then, that will be able to resonate more with some than with others.
