Manufactured Landscapes
This documentary took my breath away. Quarries, recycling yards, factories, mines, dams. Renowned artist Edward Burtynsky photographs civilization’s materials and debris, in a way people describe as “stunning” or “beautiful”. If Al Gore’s noble but yawner of a doc, An Inconvenient Truth woke you up to the plight of the eco-system, Manufactured Landscapes will shake your senses into a whole new reality. The imagery of what’s really happening — the Thailand beach where old oil rigs are dissembled, the Chinese villagers picking apart computer mother boards — will astound you.
- Danielle
Best Documentary – 2007 Genie Awards
Best Canadian Film – Toronto International Film Festival
Best Canadian Film & Best Documentary - Toronto Film Critics Association Awards
Nominated for Grand Jury Prize- Sundance Film Festival 2007
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