Documentaries
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Tapped
Tapped is a condemnation of one of the most ubiquitous acts of consumption today, the purchase of bottled water. The scathing new documentary reveals a litany of damaging effects as it follows this environmental scourge from production to “disposal,” including the Pacific Ocean’s floating continents of plastic debris twice the size of the continental United…
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FLOW: For Love of Water
FLOW: For Love of Water (2008) Documentary film by Irena Salina. Flow confronts the disturbing reality that our crucial water resource is dwindling and greed just may be the cause. Featuring Maude Barlow who uncovers the corporate profiteering that drives global water business. Official selection at the January 2008 Sundance Film Festival documentary competition. Flowthefilm.com
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Blue Gold: World Water Wars
Blue Gold: Life for Sale (2008) Documentary by Sam Bozzo. Featuring Maude Barlow, Tony Clarke, Vandana Shiva, Wenonah Hauter, Oscar Olivera, Michal Kravcik, Ric Davidge, Danielle Mitterrand, Ryan Hreljac, MCWC, Virginia Setshed, and Robert Glennon.
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The Water Front
The Water Front: A story of an American city in crisis and what is in store for residents around the world facing their own water struggles. By Liz Miller 2007
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A Drop of Life
a Drop of Life – Set in the near future, a Drop of Life is the story of two women, a village teacher in rural India and an African American corporate executive, whose disparate lives intersect when they are both confronted with lack of access to clean drinking water. Shalini Kantayya (2006)