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1 de oct. de 2021 · Eating Our Way to Extinction: Directed by Ludo Brockway, Otto Brockway. With Kate Winslet, Anthony Robbins, Richard Branson, Sylvia Earle. Globally renowned figures and the world's leading scientists open the lid on the elephant in the room no one wants to talk about: the damaging effects of factory farming.
“If mother earth manifested into a human, it would be Kate Winslet,” says Otto Brockway, director of new documentary Eating Our Way to Extinction. The Academy Award-winning actor, beloved for her roles in blockbusters like 1997’s Titanic and 2006’s The Holiday, narrates Brockway’s feature-length film, which focuses on the link between ...
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Eating Our Way to Extinction es un documental de 2021, [1] dirigido por Ludo Brockway y Otto Brockway, [2] escrito por este último, en la fotografía estuvo Paul Barton y Ludo Brockway, los protagonistas son Kate Winslet, Richard Branson y Sylvia Earle, entre otros. [3]
17 de sept. de 2021 · “There’s obviously a big issue with the amount of animal products we eat,” Otto Brockway, who co-directed the film with his brother Ludo, tells Vogue. “And with the increasing demand for animal products, there’s obviously serious consequences. At the same time, it’s a subject that is often swept under the rug.
Otto, known for creating multi-million view viral videos, went on to set up his own studio, Broxstar Productions, with his brother, Ludo. Brockway, Otto - Learn more about DCEFF filmmaker Brockway, Otto and stream their environmental films with our Watch Now.
17 de sept. de 2021 · Eating our Way to Extinction is a compelling new documentary from filmmakers Otto and Ludovic Brockway, and produced by Sir Richard Branson and Kate Winslet (who also narrates the film). Spanning the globe and several continents, the film is an exploration of the adverse effects that mass livestock farming has on our planet — as ...
