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The Unreliable World
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Ellen Roberts
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People from Sungai Utik, a village in Kalimantan, Indonesia discuss their observations of recent changes in their natural environment. Changes in rainfall and weather patterns are impacting on their ability to farm and hunt, and altering rainforest life.
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| Video information | |
|---|---|
| Produced by | Friends of the Earth Australia and |
| Directed by | Ellen Roberts |
| Contact | write the producer |
| Home page | more info |
| Produced | Nov 06, 2009 |
Full Description
This film was shot in September 2009 over a two day period. It opens with a voice over with a brief description of the village, and then cuts to a short interview where Sati explains village life in Sungai Utik. After another brief voiceover introducing the issue of climate change we cross to an interview with long house leader Apa Jangut who explains how seasonal patterns have changed. Natting explains changes to fish and wild animal patterns and then we return to Apa Jangut, talking about what he thinks is necessary to deal with the problem - everyone sitting down to discuss the issue, and resolving to look after this world better.
- Click here to download the Indonesian subtitles (.SRT file).
Copyright 2009,
Ellen Roberts.
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ellenroberts. (2009, November 05). The Unreliable World. Retrieved February 05, 2012, from EngageMedia Web site: http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/ellenroberts/videos/sungai_utik_final_-_reedit.mov.
yay ellen - this little film is great!