Anthropocene: The Human Epoch

Showings

The Main 3 Wed, Sep 25, 2019 7:00 PM
Ticket Prices
General Public:$9.50
Members:$5.00
Student:$6.00
Film Info
Program:New Releases
Special Screenings
Tags:Documentary
Environmental
Science & Technology
Women Directors
Photography
Politics
Culture & Society
Human Rights
Release Year:2018
Runtime:87 min
Country/Region:Canada
Language:English
Russian
Chinese (Mandarin)
Chinese (Cantonese)
Italian
German
Website:Official Website
Print Source:Kino Lorber
Trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikMlCxzO-94
Cast/Crew
Director:Jennifer Baichwal
Nicholas de Pencier
Edward Burtynsky
Executive Producer:Edward Burtynsky
Nicholas de Pencier
Daniel Iron
Nicholas Metivier
Producer:Nicholas de Pencier
Cinematographer:Nicholas de Pencier
Screenwriter:Jennifer Baichwal
Editor:Roland Schlimme
Composer:Rose Bolton
Principal Cast:Alicia Vikander

Description

Screening as Part of a One Night Nationwide Event in Limited Theaters!

Kino Lorber, in partnership with Kanopy, is proud to be bringing Anthropocene:The Human Epochto theaters across the U.S.for a nationwide screening event on September 25,coinciding with the U.N.Climate Action Summit.

Attending the screening of Anthropocene:The Human Epochis Special Guest Patrick Hamilton,Director of Global Change Initiatives Science Division,Science Museum of Minnesota.Please stay after the screening for some short remarks and a Q&A with Mr.Hamilton.

Multiple-award winning filmmaking team Jennifer Baichwal,Nicholas de Pencier,and Edward Burtynsky present an unforgettable exploration of humanity's profound and irreversible changes to the Earth. Third in a trilogy that includes Manufactured Landscapes (2006) and Watermark (2013), Anthropocene: The Human Epoch makes a compelling case that humans now affect the Earth's systems more than any other natural force.Covering a wide scope of industries and environments,viewers are presented with gargantuan efforts in China to hold back the sea,immense machines the size of skyscrapers in Germany that peel back the Earth's surface in search of the precious resources beneath,hauntingly beautiful mines,quarries,and devastated natural landscapes.As mesmerizing as it is confrontational,Anthropoceneputs a focus on the planet itself,and the sobering reality that it is the only one we have and its resources are not unlimited.


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