Invisible Demons - Tuhon Merkit (2021)
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 70 minuten
Country:
Finland
Directed by: Rahul Jain
IMDb score:
7,1 (669)
Releasedate: 26 November 2021
Invisible Demons - Tuhon Merkit plot
Invisible Demons provides a picture of the consequences of climate change, which not only lie in the future, but also shape our present. Filmmaker Rahul Jain shows how the metropolis of Delhi and its inhabitants suffer from heavy air pollution and polluted drinking water. The documentary shows that access to basic needs such as clean air and drinking water is becoming less and less obvious.
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De filosoof
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- 2490 messages
- 1702 votes
Penetrating images from the overcrowded metropolis of New Delhi, where human activities – politically and economically driven by the so-called 'development' of the city after embracing the free market in 1991 – are destroying the living environment of plants, animals and humans by means of of suffocating air pollution, water pollution, lack of (drinking) water, enormous waste mountains, floods (with all the associated diseases that are then combated with poison) or drought and increasingly hotter and longer and thus more intolerable heat waves.
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mrklm
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- 11659 messages
- 10059 votes
Confronting, depressing but interesting documentary shows both the causes and consequences of air and environmental pollution in Delhi, one of the most polluted cities in the world. Endless traffic jams, filthy rivers, gigantic garbage dumps, begging children, a shortage of drinking water, floods, mosquito infestations. And of course the smog that has a huge impact on public health. India is not entirely unjustly pointing the finger at the Western world when it comes to the consequences of climate change, but this documentary makes it clear that it does almost nothing itself to limit the consequences.
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