Showreel 2007
Eleanora Images, India
Climate's First Orphans is about the little-reported phenomena of the
sea-level rise and its impacts in the villages of Orissa, India. In
Orissa’s Kendrapara district, 25 villages exist only in books. The
rising sea due to the global warming induced climate change, has wiped
these villages out from India’s map. These 20,000, now homeless
villagers, can aptly be called the climate’s first orphans.
Directed By: Vilas Kane
Life on Seashore is the first in a series of environmentaries showcasing some priceless moments on the magic-margin that divides land and sea…
Here you would find some life forms – strange, unseen and very easy to miss…you would also come across the obvious, but with a novel perspective…
Here you will be able to witness fights for survival, attend interesting rituals and ceremonies and even catch the highlights of a very amusing sport.
Life on Seashore also shows glimpses of eels, marching crabs, spiders at work and birds at play…everyone is doing what he is good at…even man…All activities here are specific occupations that only the shore can suggest.
Life on Seashore is an enticing design that shows the colourful interaction between man and nature…
From the Arctic north to the tropical isles of the Caribbean, scientists are documenting a series of perplexing phenomena many believe is linked to climate change.
As heat accumulates in the global climate system, places such as Alaska and the northwest corner of Canada are getting more than their share. The average temperature has increased in some places here by as much as 11 degrees Fahrenheit. Emerging signs indicate that the region's rising temperature is affecting the indigenous Porcupine Caribou in ways both subtle and potentially severe.
Read more: STRANGE DAYS ON PLANET EARTH: THE ONE DEGREE FACTOR
CAN WE SAVE PLANET EARTH
Directed by: Sir David Attenborough
Imagine in 50 years time looking into your children's eyes and saying "yeah we knew about it and did nothing"
"Can We Save Planet Earth" features an in depth look into science that is climate change.This Sequel to "Are we changing planet Earth" shows us the effects already felt in places all around the world, the causes and the solutions.This one hour documentary is something that every person concerned with future generations of this planet needs to see!
ARE WE CHANGING PLANET EARTH
Directed by: David Attenborough
"This is our planet: planet Earth. It contains an astonishing variety of landscapes and climates. Since life began, around 4,000 million years ago, it has gone through extraordinary changes in its climate and in the species that live on it. But now it seems that our planet is being transformed — not by natural events, but by the actions of one species: mankind."
David Attenborough explores just how much climate change is altering our planet. He looks ahead to find out what needs to be done to save Planet Earth from the worst impact of global warming and discovers what could happen to the planet once a 'tipping point' of carbon emissions is reached. He also discusses the solutions we can all adopt to prevent catastrophic change.
JUST ANOTHER DEATH
Directed By: Vilas Kane
The film chronicles the unintentional but unfortunate deaths of snakes caused by vehicular traffic on the roads build through the western Ghats of India.
Produced By : Dox Productions
Evidence of the previously unknown phenomenon of Global Dimming, one that scientists believe could dramatically alter global temperatures
Climate scientists have discovered a phenomenon that threatens to disrupt our world. It may already have contributed to the deaths of hundreds of thousands through drought and famine. Unchecked, it will strike again. The good news is that there is a cure. The bad news is that the cure may be worse than the disease. If scientists are right, then we may be about to unleash a climate catastrophe on our planet the like of which it hasn’t experienced in its 4 billion years. This is a film about stark choices and about the dawning realisation that all our predictions about the world’s climate may be wrong. At its heart is something that scientists are calling “global dimming”.
A GREEN AGONY
Directed By: Geeta Singh
Each morning as the rays of the sun sift through the leaves, the forest awakens to the sounds of lapping oars. Cruising through a maze of creeks and rivulets, boats small and big, negotiate their way to start yet another day of their lives. A life of constant struggle, struggle to stay afloat, struggle to find a space, struggle to simply survive. Along the borders of India and Bangladesh, where rivers meet the ocean, lies a world that knows no boundaries. Where man, mangroves and wild life are forever trying to hold their ground. A world that bows to none, but the vagaries of nature.This is the story of the Sundarbans … a world living in Agony.A Green Agony explores the unique ecosystem of the Sundarbans, the only mangrove Tiger land in the world, and analyses the impact of Global climate change on all the inhabitants of the region.
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