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SAT-7 TÜRK’s first ever feature-length film, 𝒀𝒂𝒌𝒂𝒎𝒐𝒛, which marks the 100th anniversary of the Greek-Turkish population exchange, has won the Jewel Award for best drama at the CEVMA (Christian European Visual Media Association) awards. Ümit Teymur, acting Executive Director of SAT-7 TÜRK, said the team was “delighted” with the award and the impact the film is making: "𝒀𝒂𝒌𝒂𝒎𝒐𝒛 is about events that happened a hundred years ago, but its contemporary themes of forced migration, discrimination, and human suffering speak to audiences today." Read the exciting news here: https://lnkd.in/edz8w4Eb #SAT7TÜRK #winner #drama

Pir Zia Inayat Khan shares some reflections from our film "Where Olive Trees Weep" and  how "modern day heroes" are connected to the hearts of the world. "Turning Toward the Heart" was a wonderful webinar with many impactful moments such as this.  Recording available on the events page of scienceandnonduality.com #whereolivetreesweep #freepalestine #ceasefirenow

Celebrating Kamal Haasan’s 70th birthday, the makers of ‘Thug Life’ announced the film’s worldwide release date: June 5, 2025... Read More At:- https://lnkd.in/gY4sHRgu #KamalHaasan #thuglife #birthday #worldwide #news #NewsUpdate #Newsfeed #dailynews #IBWNews

IMPACT | Groundbreaking documentary, anti-cult practices https://lnkd.in/ezubP2eH The film "The IMPACT" exposes the global threat facing all of humanity. This film lifts the veil of ignorance and exposes what has been happening for 30 years right before our eyes, showing how we are being manipulated like puppets. We have been transformed into controlled bio-robots and led to destroy the world with our own hands and move closer to global extinction. For 30 years we have been heading towards a point of no return. We have been led to civilizational war and subsequent slavery. "IMPACT" presents the facts and the absolute reality of the invisible side of our lives. "After watching this film you will see the world as it really is and dispel all illusions. It is shocking and reveals the full extent of the cruelty and injustice of this world. But it also answers the fundamental question: WHO IS BEHIND IT ALL?

"Honoring brilliance in digital storytelling! ✨🎥 Lampan, directed by Nipun Avinash Dharmadhikari, proudly takes home the Best Web Series (OTT) Award at the 55th International Film Festival of India. A heartfelt narrative that has touched audiences far and wide. #55IFFI #BestWebSeries #Lampan #TheFutureIsNow #accessibleiffi2024"

Short answers but effective...

Are brands Pushers? Dealers? There is a load of crap being produced out there, more than we would ever consume. We have been collectively asking for more, though not as much as they are making and throwing away. If we don't want to be thought of as mindless consumers, we need to be clients. Discerning ones at that. Let's reframe. Connect the Carbon Dots The Carbon Almanac #factsconnectionaction

a must watch maybe to be read together with Oliver Franklin-Wallis #Wasteland including these numbers in his book: the average UK person generates 1.1 kg of waste every day (!), the average US person 2 kg of #waste every day.... and the solid waste industry contributes 5 per cent of all global #greenhousegas emissions, and this does not include #food waste, estimated to contribute between 8-10 % alone of total #emissions!

"Behavior is shaped by the structure of the system. If we want better #behavior, we need to change the structure" Donella already pinpointed it back in 1972, way before the "shitthropocene". And as May is the #overshoot day for many countries, I consider this a recommended 45 mins expenditure for the weekend A fun-factual #documentary on how the structure of the current system has shaped our over #consumption, and how structural change is difficult (but doable) due to the complexity and interdependence of this very system And although it has a bias towards fashion industry (not thanks to Patagonia), it applies perfectly to any other industry these days https://lnkd.in/eypU-3zm

Welcome to the age of cheap crap. Mit der 45-minütigen Dokumentation "The Shitthropocene" – eine Anspielung auf das Anthropozän – möchte das Patagonia Team alle Konsument:innen dazu ermutigen, „von Herstellern Qualitätsprodukte einzufordern und Ausrüstung durch Wiederverkauf und Reparatur länger im Einsatz zu halten“. Elizabeth Paton schreibt zu dem Thema für die New York Times: "Here is an inconvenient truth. For all the noise made by activists, journalists, politicians and even celebrities about the clothing industry destroying the planet, shoppers aren’t listening. The information is out there if they want it. Google can produce more than 88 million search results on why fashion is bad for the environment, but the world remains in a state of cognitive dissonance, fueled by its voracious appetite for disposable trends. Global apparel consumption, currently at 62 million tons per year, is by some estimates projected to reach 102 million tons annually by 2030. One problem, say many industry observers, is that much of the messaging about fashion and sustainability can be too boring, too preachy and too easy to ignore. So is it possible to change the way we talk about it? This week, the outdoor apparel brand Patagonia released a quirky new film that reflects the company’s efforts to reset the conversation. “The Shitthropocene,” a 45-minute documentary directed by David Garrett Byars, is a trippy mock anthropological view of humanity’s consumption habits from our cave-dwelling ancestors through the trendsetting aristocratic court of Louis XIV, creepy fairgrounds, fishing waders with leaky crotches, mindless digital advertising and pretty much everything in between. "