Maybe the Lorax, Bambi and Wall-E Can Save the Planet by Penny Stallings
Penny Stallings, ecology.com’s Species Curator and noted cultural commentator, offers her views on ten animated movies, whose casts of colorful, cuddly creatures entertain and enlighten audiences about the environment.   -  Bridget Terry, ecoFilmmaking Curator Top Ten Animated...
Mar 20
Kilimanjaro, Dreamed About by Many, Climbed by Few. by Susan Colby
Kilimanjaro, To the Roof of Africa leads Ecology Global Network’s 52-week “Eco-doc” television series for China Green Channel International (CGCI) in China, premiering Sunday, February 19, 2012. The film, shot in large format, follows five intrepid trekkers and their guide, who...
Feb 17
2011 in Film: Four Features for the Environment by Bridget Terry
The Tree of Life. Credit Fox Searchlight The Descendants. Credit Fox Searchlight Le Quattro Volte. Credit Lorber Films Contagion. Credit Claudette Barius/ Warner Bros 2011 offered four remarkable narrative films – two still in theaters – thematically rooted in our complex relationship(s) with...
Dec 27
“Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie” Review by Lisa Rosen
  With “Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie,” writer/director Sturla Gunnarsson has managed to weave a brilliant environmental lecture with the fascinating life of the man doing the lecturing, creating a provocative mix of science and emotion in the process. The film begins with a...
Dec 03
Lord of Recycling Goes Viral by Bridget Terry
Males 18-34 targeted at Film Festival Even before it was officially announced the winner, Lord of Recycling, an entry at last week’s Trailer Trashed Film Festival in Vancouver, Canada, had already gone viral, with over 30,000 hits after it was featured on Wired Magazine’s web site. The second...
Oct 27
The Garden: A Miracle in South Central L.A. by Lisa Rosen
Film Review by Lisa Rosen The title alone conjures up a biblical vision of tranquil harmony. Nature at its most pure and innocent. The first images of The Garden may be more prosaic, but they nonetheless support that idea. A man, weathered by the years and by physical labor, wakes up before dawn...
Aug 18
Dark Underbelly of the Dolphin Trade Revealed in “The Cove” by Lisa Rosen
Film review by Lisa Rosen Dolphins hold a special place in the hearts of almost anyone who comes across them. I call them the fireworks of the sea, because whenever beachgoers are lucky enough to see one leaping through the water, they actually ooh and ahh as if they were watching the skies light...
Jul 31