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Mother Earth
France | 2018 | 6 min • Narrative Short
Metamorphosis
Harkins Sedona 6 - Theatre 2
Tue, Feb 26, 2019 7:10 PM
"Metamorphosis" bears witness to a moment of profound change: the loss of one world, and the birth of another.
?Forest fires consume communities, species vanish, and entire ecosystems collapse. Economic growth, tied to increased speed of resource extraction, has created a machine with the capacity to destroy all life. But this crisis is also an opportunity for transformation.
?Through a tidal flow of stunning images, "Metamorphosis" carves a path from the present to the future.
?Woven together with stories of creativity and reinvention from artists, scientists, thinkers, and young children are creative, systemic solutions for our planet, and for our communities.
?"Metamorphosis" cinematically delves into how humanity is being transformed in new ways by the environmental crises we have created.
Metamorphosis
Mary D. Fisher Theatre
Thu, Feb 28, 2019 10:00 AM
"Metamorphosis" bears witness to a moment of profound change: the loss of one world, and the birth of another.
?Forest fires consume communities, species vanish, and entire ecosystems collapse. Economic growth, tied to increased speed of resource extraction, has created a machine with the capacity to destroy all life. But this crisis is also an opportunity for transformation.
?Through a tidal flow of stunning images, "Metamorphosis" carves a path from the present to the future.
?Woven together with stories of creativity and reinvention from artists, scientists, thinkers, and young children are creative, systemic solutions for our planet, and for our communities.
?"Metamorphosis" cinematically delves into how humanity is being transformed in new ways by the environmental crises we have created.
"Mother Earth" features British Columbia's First Nations and the local mountain biking community. Narrated by Daniel Wells, a member of Lil’wat First Nation, the film is talking about the deep connection both groups have with nature and the necessity to listen and protect their environment. From open meadows to ancient forests, we discover stunning landscapes that British Columbia has to offer through the riding of professional rider William Robert.
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