FILM FESTIVAL review for Daniel Jordan

From 31 May to Turin (Italy) as usual kicks off the event, the Environmental Film Festival, is the 15th edition of Cinemambiente will end on June 5 in conjunction with the World Environment Day. Six days are presented, intense film closely tied to the environment, many are the projection of an international topic. Being first or last row of the cinema this time does not matter. Import the sensitivity of each person, after seeing the vision of the projections would bring him into the little or as much gained by what was transmitted and became spokesman and more responsible, doing their bit without destroying our planet. In doing so perhaps we can keep him alive for some time ... after all is the only one we have, so we should treat it with ease and intelligence. This year's catalog cover depicts a section of a tree trunk, but with due fantasy could describe the exploded view of an urban map, and what about that sculpture made of recycled material in place near the entrance and the Mole the Museum of Cinema? Commends what it was us! Born out of nowhere, a homunculus suck the nectar of this phantasmagorical fruit to bring him all the juice of which is capable of offering. However, the long-awaited festival will take us, as always, the twists and turns dark mali of the planet Earth. It will be the writers, directors, actors and others to translate visually so reprehensible that our planet is suffering today, any positive or negative thought should lead us to think, reflect and then act quickly and in a hurry, because what show us pictures are to be considered seriously. Even this year could not be otherwise. One of the Hall Cinema Massimo, packed for the official guests to name just one, the mayor Piero Fassino (perhaps sheltered commitments unlike other Councillors) before the screening of the film - CHASING ICE - directed by Jeff Orlowski says businesses photographer James Balog for National Geographic, through his evocative and chilling (it must be said) shots from the North Pole photographically documenting the changes of glaciers caused by global warming. In seventy-five minutes of projection, in addition to the message delivered, you will see what nature, though devastated by global warming, creating scenarios and unusual forms of ice, immortalized frames unique, fascinating and terrifying. The soundtrack is sung by Scarlett Johansson. To the Director of the festival was called, although the global crisis looming on the culture, Cinemambiente continues undaunted on his way, having established itself well in school, the only answer - the youth of tomorrow will have to face our failings, so much so that EcoKids section dedicated to the boys as always, will open with a preview - Lorax, the guardian of the forest - a 3D film of sample collection in America. A festival was born, grew up and wanted by Gaetano Capizzi and his tireless staff, to which all our support goes: Do not stop, go on!
Turin (Italy), June 1, 2012
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