Insecticides, A Licence To Kill

France, Switzerland, Belgium 202157min컬러

Synopsis
For the last 30 years or so, 75% of the insects have disappeared from Europe. Entomologist Lundgren is grieving that it is 'the worst mass extinction the Earth has ever experienced.' This film is digging up the impact of the neonicotinoid pesticide, one of the key factors of environmental degradation. Neonicotinoid is an endocrine disrupting chemical that kills insects and plants, which will then destroy biodiversity and eventually become a threat to humanity. It is frightening to see that the continuing testimonies and accusations made by researchers, journalists, environmental organizations and farmers dissipate in front of the huge capital of a multinational pesticide manufacturer.
Director
Miyuki Droz , Sylvain Lepetit , Sébastien Séga

Miyuki Droz Aramaki is a field reporter and a director who mainly covers Central Asia and Middle East. She made a documentary about the disputes in the Persian Gulf, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq. Sylvain Lepetit is a field reporter and a cinematographer. Lepetit received Albert Londres Prize, the highest French journalism award with (2014), a reportage about Taliban who banned polio vaccinations in Afghanistan. Sébastien Séga is a director, writer and editor.

Schedule
8월 12일(금)
18:10
BIFF HILL B1 Indie Plus
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