Surviving Progress
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From the Neanderthals to the Mayan, Sumerian and Roman empires, human history is marked by cataclysmic events that brought down entire civilizations. Rapid technological progress is often a means to satisfy primary short-term needs but it also paves the way to ruin in the long run: a scenario that perfectly reflects today’s society. From observations by noted personalities like Stephen Hawking and Ronald Wright, whose book A Short History of Progress spawned the idea for the film, we learn just how close the brink of disaster lies and about the possible ways to avert a possible definite fall.
Genre
Documentary
Country
Canada
Year
2011
Duration
86'
Production Companies
Big Picture Media Corporation, Cinémaginaire Inc., National Film Board of Canada
Languages
English, Mandarin, Portoguese, French
Media Download
Poster
Sostenibility
Sostenibility
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