Movie discovery

Explore stories across every screen

वृत्तचित्रवर्ष2018अवधि1h 25mIMDb7.0

Living the Change: Inspiring Stories for a Sustainable Future

वृत्तचित्र

Living the Change explores solutions to the global crises we face today through the inspiring stories of people pioneering change in their own lives and in their communities in order to live in a sustainable and regenerative way.

अभी देखें

ट्रेलर

कलाकार

JO

Jordan Osmond

Director

AW

Antoinette Wilson

Director

Charles Eisenstein

Self - Writer and Speaker

Phil Stevens

Self - Living Economies

Helen Dew

Self - Living Economies

Shane Ward

Self - Regenerative Designer and Founder, Action Ecology

Frank van Steensel

Self - Wairarapa Eco Farm

Josje Neerincx

Self - Wairarapa Eco Farm

Greg Hart

Self - Mangarara Station

Robert Guyton

Self - Forest Gardener

Robyn Guyton

Self - Forest Gardener

Wiremu Puke

Self - Te Parapara Gardens

Andrew Martin

Self - Resilience Consultant, Rethink Enterprises

Tom Nicholson

Self - Living.Sustainable

Sarah Nelisiwe Nicholson

Self - Living.Sustainable

Sharon Stevens

Self - LOAVES

Maria Lee

Self - Te Mahi Kai

Stephen McLuckie

Self - Repair Café

JO

Jordan Osmond

Writer

AW

Antoinette Wilson

Writer

आपको ये भी पसंद आ सकते हैं

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.0

Living the Change: Inspiring Stories for a Sustainable Future

वृत्तचित्र★ 6.6

Make It Look Real

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.6

Sherpa

वृत्तचित्र★ 6.5

What's with Wheat?

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.9

How to Change Your Mind

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.3

Emergency

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.7

Nemesis

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.1

Outback Opal Hunters

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.7

Paramedics

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.1

Six Schizophrenic Brothers

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.7

The Pharmacist

ड्रामा★ 5.9

Beauty in Black

ड्रामा★ 8.6

Stranger Things

एनीमेशन★ 8.5

Bluey Minisodes

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.4

The Rise of the Dictators

वृत्तचित्र★ 0

Access All Areas: Erebus Motorsport

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.0

Show Me the Money

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.0

World's Greatest Man Made Wonders

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.2

रंग में जीवन

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.7

Ambulance Australia

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.4

Adults Only!

वृत्तचित्र★ 6.9

Sex, Explained

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.2

Sex Sells

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.1

Life on Our Planet

टिप्पणियाँ

10 टिप्पणियाँ

SallMay 29, 2023

source: Living the Change: Inspiring Stories for a Sustainable Future

Football WorldMay 23, 2023

I was really excited to watch this film, but was shocked when Shane started talking about meat consumption and animals. Of course it is obvious that you can't have a healthy ecosystem without animals, however, how can you promote eating them under this logic? You lost my support after this section. Very disappointing.

🦋Eddyessien🦋May 23, 2023

This is a wonderful true story, but brutally and dramatically highlights the scary journey that we are all travelling together, to an unknown destination. It may be a dark horizon, but there remains a glimmer of light and hope. The film raises key questions about our global future and suggests real-life possible solutions, most notably on an individual, local and community scale. These may not provide clear cut answers to all the issues we face, but they do address them with passion, achieved by a small number of dedicated folk, providing tangible evidence to the viewer. The results are impressive and appealing. We witness stories which are inspiring, where ordinary people have made simple or, perhaps, extraordinary changes to their lifestyles, consequently enjoying better lives than they were before. They set the example for a brighter, more prosperous future for everyone and they're not millionaires nor own huge tracts of real estate. We need to be willing to listen, to review our own existence and to identify what is really important to us; how content and fulfilled are we really? If we wish to adapt and ultimately flourish during these changing times then let's face the basic truth of the situation. This film clearly and effectively demonstrates the obvious fact, that is so commonly ignored, that we definitely MUST start to consume differently, the relatively painless steps that can be taken and choices we can all make, presented in such a beautiful, engaging and heart-rending way. This is the clarity that we need in this time of impending crisis. I just hope that this film and its message will be rewarded with a global reception and recognition, as it's a message for us all. Thank you to the film makers and participants for reassuring me that human life can be worth living, for the good of us all. A refreshing philosophy for our World of today and tomorrow.

Mustapha NjieMay 23, 2023

While there is truth to the argument that speeding cameras has reduced traffic accidents and has therefore saved lives, the reality is that speeding cameras do not directly save lives. But the Govt will take fears about being killed in a car and play it out for as much taxes as they can get. And any complaint about a new speed camera being unnecessary and/or that it is only to make more money, is met with hate and ridicule and statements like "you want people to die?". Climate Change Global Warming is the same - a little bit of truth blown out of all proportion, and supported by dubious studies from scientists on grants, that is used by Govts to impose taxes. This film is done by leftwing climate change proponents supported by vested interests showing virtue signalling people - who are really just hippies. This 'film' is Climate Change propaganda which I will now summarise down for you - fear mongering (the world is going to end) and virtue signalling (I am going to Heaven and you will rot in Hell).

Maki NthetheMay 23, 2023

This documentary focuses on ways preserve our environment and improve our current situation. The solutions that are presented are to build a sustainable lifestyle that reduces the amount of oil and energy consumption that is polluting the earth. Many of the people who are "living the change" in the documentary are planting their own crops or building things that can be sustainable for the future. The other solutions for people who do not have the resources to plant their own crops is to shop local more often and to eat less meat. I feel like these tips are useful but will not solve the climate crisis we currently face because everything is done locally and not on a global scale. I also found the examples of people who are "living the change" to be an unrealistic way of many people being able to contribute to improving the situation of climate change we as a society are currently facing. Most people are not able to get up and leave their current situation to build a sustainable system for themselves and other people.

Sid'Ahmed AbdelahiMay 23, 2023

A few stories of people who have the luxury of living outside normal circumstances, able to indulge in the virtue signalling while still being supported by the trappings of modern civilization, there is nothing sustainable about it, it doesn't scale, its a life style affectation. Watching people recycle is just boring, but it gets upvotes based on kudos, not on anything substantive, and that kind of is the problem all around this issue.

lizasoberanoMay 23, 2023

Depressing beginning as it emphasises the very terminal nature of the way the world is currently using resources. But the emphasis on individuals taking local action which makes up the bulk of the film is very good. My one quibble is that most of the people focused on have way more land than the average Joe Bloggs. It would have been good to see one average household block being used in a permacultural way.

Belle_by92🌺🌹❤️May 23, 2023

Nothing but a waste of time put forward by the radial leftists.

𝚂𝚒𝚖𝚊𝚊May 23, 2023

We're inundated with all these leftist radical political agenda doomsday "documentaries", in the past several years. As with the others, this one is only *one sided opinions*, with some obvious false information offered as "facts". I gave this one only ~thirty minutes before I gave up on any hope of legitimacy. Nonsense!

bean77552May 23, 2023

Whether you choose to believe it or not, we've all heard and seen things relating to the topic of climate change and human beings over-consumption of our natural resources and the way in which humanity is seemingly abusing the one Earth we've been given, in what has become a hot topic subject for much of the world since the turn of the 21st century. It's been a popular subject for many documentaries from Al Gore's famous An Inconvenient Truth through to smaller films such as Before the Flood, now joining that ranks is small independent documentary Living the Change: Inspiring Stories for a Sustainable Future which brings things down a level to encourage and promote a lifestyle we can all live to ensure that we are doing our parts to maintain our planets balance and plan for a future where we don't rely on the hazardous day to day activities we've become accustomed to. Directed by duo and real life partners Jordan Osmond and Antoinette Wilson who filmed Living the Change on a trip they took in the beautiful and naturally rich New Zealand, the film is an easily accessible look into the lives of everyday citizens that have chosen to do something about their day to day lives and help (in ways both big and small) to stop waste, reliance on supermarket chains and to do their bit for our fragile planet. It's refreshing to see stories and real-life people doing their part in a situation that affects each and every one of us and while large scale documentaries may try and unearth huge revelations or shock factors, Living the Change brings issues home in a relatable and easy to digest fashion that will be both an encouragement for viewers and a simple eye-opener for many who will begin to realise that often change starts small and grows into something much bigger. The other huge ace up Living the Change's sleeve is in its capturing of the stunning New Zealand surrounds. Having myself been lucky enough to visit this breathtakingly beautiful slice of paradise, Osmond and Wilson do a great job at showcasing the landscape and the colourful people New Zealand is famous for harbouring and it's clear that everyone involved here appreciates there natural surrounds and in turn the world they have been blessed to inhabit. Final Say - In bringing some sombre and important messages back down to ground level, Living the Change offers and enjoyable and informative look at what can be done to do our part of preserving our planet as it stands as well as offering a visually rich tour of New Zealand as a bonus. 3 ½ compost thermostats out of 5

Featured Picks

और entertainment चाहिए? हमारे recommended gaming hub और short-drama destination को explore करें।

Instant Games

Gamixo

Puzzles, cards, sports और quick challenges वाले casual browser games कुछ ही सेकंड में खेलें।

Short Drama

VSKIT Drama

Trending mini-series, romance stories और नए short dramas को fast daily updates के साथ देखें।