What makes this new package of 23 films stand out from the rest is the amazing variety on offer. Sustainable Development is being achieved in spite of all odds, by a cross section of people just like you and me, across the globe.

Sustainable development is a universal term but has a very different meaning to people throughout the world. The films in this package explore a host of different views on global environment and sustainable development. They provide food for thought to address social and environmental ills that must be faced if development in the 21st century must continue apace. They shed light on sustainable development, to give a glimpse of its meaning to people in different parts of the world, not to provide the answers, but to give a more informed insight into the policy issues.

Each film in this package is a learning experience from a wide spectrum of environmental happenings, from Australia to Nepal, Spain to Sri Lanka, as well as from our own India. There are some more interesting films like the ones on “Ancient Futures: Learning from Ladakh”, Aliens from Planet Earth, Sky Pirates etc. which would not only be a viewing pleasure, but also add great value to your Library.

The Greeting of GATT

Rs 950.00

Adrian Pennink’s short film examines how far the have strayed from the General Agreements on Tariff and Trade (GATT) - by scrapping, for example, the tarriffs that the European Union had imposed on imported bananas grown on massive industrial plantations in Costa Rica, to favour those produced on sustainable small farms in the Caribbean.

Duration: 11 Minutes
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The Living Arts

Rs 950.00

The film shows how folk art can be used effectively to create environmental awareness among the rural people. It shows how Yakshagana, a traditional dance form of Karnataka was used in a three hour long play to sally forth the environmental message.

Duration: 26 Minutes
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Unnatural Disasters

Rs 950.00

When a sea vanishes; when a cyclone takes thousands of lives; when a moist tropical forest ignites - we blame the weather. Whether human economic activity is causing more extreme weather conditions is still a matter of scientific uncertainty. This ‘Earth Report’ shows that it is poor communities worldwide who are the first to suffer from the decisions by the rich and powerful those are anything but sustainable.


Duration: 24 Minutes
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When The Bough Breaks

Rs 950.00

This documentary explores how the lives of children are affected by environmental problems all over the world. It is divided into six sections with simple graphics showing the kind of choices we could make to put the children at the centre of our political agenda.

Duration: 52 Minutes
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