"Mind-blowing!"
"An important and moving film."
"Charming, humorous, horrifying - and riveting!"
"A truly innovative and revolutionary approach to film."
"The most thought-provoking film I've seen in decades."
"The most explicit projection of future events I've ever seen."
"Potent and powerful. Extremely well written and very carefully crafted."
"If this film doesn’t move people to do something for the planet, nothing will!"
"A brave
and courageous film which reveals the ugly truth behind a beautiful life."
The seeds of four emerging and
related crises - energy, food, resource depletion and climate change - were
planted in the 20th century, during Mike's beautiful life. Those seeds will bear
fruit during the 21st century and will not only shape your future, but the
future of generations to come. The next 30 years, in fact, will prove to be a
turning point in human civilization.
Mike's Beautiful Life is an entertaining, yet hard-hitting, discussion piece
designed to generate debate on what we need to do now in order to avert what
appears to be near-certain catastrophes in the future.
Find out the real cost of what we are doing to ourselves - and what you can do
about it.
Why ...
- pollution
is responsible for over 200 diseases and 40 percent of deaths worldwide.
- the average American has over 250 industrial chemicals
in their bodies.
- babies are born with more than 200 contaminants in
their blood.
- over a third of all diseases in children under five are
caused by environmental toxins.
- biotechnology is one of the most threatening
developments for the future.
- taxpayers are massively subsidizing corporate profits.
- the real cost of a barrel of oil is $8,000.
- the price of oil will skyrocket during the next 10 to
15 years.
- four looming crises will come together and
threaten our civilization.
- we must start caring about the world we live in before
it stops caring about us.
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Approximate running time: 1 hr. 35 min. NTSC widescreen, standard definition.
Dolby stereo. Encoded for use in all regions.