These are the closing words of Gaïa, a powerful short film that recounts our past mistakes and urges us to take action on current climate issues.
Gaïa, an allegory of the Earth embodied vocally by Dorothée Pousséo, is the film's central character. Technically supported by a large-scale tracking shot, the film historically reconstructs the events that led to the ecological catastrophe we are currently experiencing.
In the course of industrial revolutions, world conflicts, the advent of oil and globalization, Gaia will be violently exposed by these various episodes, metaphorically represented by numerous extras. The idea is also to show the overconsumption of all, with increasingly processed food products and abusive plastic packaging, as well as intensive farming and fishing.
Gaïa, an allegory of the Earth embodied vocally by Dorothée Pousséo, is the film's central character. Technically supported by a large-scale tracking shot, the film historically reconstructs the events that led to the ecological catastrophe we are currently experiencing.
In the course of industrial revolutions, world conflicts, the advent of oil and globalization, Gaia will be violently exposed by these various episodes, metaphorically represented by numerous extras. The idea is also to show the overconsumption of all, with increasingly processed food products and abusive plastic packaging, as well as intensive farming and fishing.
directed by Maximilien saint-cast
