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This timely oil industry documentary from Greenpeace is only 43 minutes long, but stunning, fugue-like aerial photography justifies its cinema release. May 14, 2010 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
This timely oil industry documentary from Greenpeace is only 43 minutes long, but stunning, fugue-like aerial photography justifies its cinema release.
Cath Clarke
The film's power is the contemplative space crafted by Mettler and his collaborators. Jan 22, 2010 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
The film's power is the contemplative space crafted by Mettler and his collaborators.
Jennie Punter
Peter Mettler, its director, is trying to show how the second largest oil reserve in the world, which emits more CO2 each day than all the vehicles in Canada, has despoiled a track of the boreal forest as big as England. May 20, 2010 | Rating: 3/5
Peter Mettler, its director, is trying to show how the second largest oil reserve in the world, which emits more CO2 each day than all the vehicles in Canada, has despoiled a track of the boreal forest as big as England.
Derek Malcolm
Sumptuous cinematography gives this documentary an artistic feel that makes it almost hypnotic as mainly aerial cameras explore the world's second biggest oil reserve. But even with minimal text, it still makes its point with elegant simplicity. May 20, 2010 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Sumptuous cinematography gives this documentary an artistic feel that makes it almost hypnotic as mainly aerial cameras explore the world's second biggest oil reserve. But even with minimal text, it still makes its point with elegant simplicity.
Rich Cline
Little narration is needed: sweeping shots of the truly overwhelming natural terrain are as awesome as anything in Avatar. May 20, 2010 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
Little narration is needed: sweeping shots of the truly overwhelming natural terrain are as awesome as anything in Avatar.
Kevin Harley
Unfortunately, the pictures have the same effect as the coffee table book The Earth From The Air in which even sewerage treatment plants form fascinating patterns when viewed from on high. May 13, 2010 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Unfortunately, the pictures have the same effect as the coffee table book The Earth From The Air in which even sewerage treatment plants form fascinating patterns when viewed from on high.
Grant Rollings
Peeled-back forests; outflow lakes black with bitumen; valleys eczema'd by excavation; it is at once scary, nightmarish and oddly beautiful. May 13, 2010 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Peeled-back forests; outflow lakes black with bitumen; valleys eczema'd by excavation; it is at once scary, nightmarish and oddly beautiful.
Nigel Andrews
In this case, for audiences - staggered and shamed by the epic size of it -- a picture is worth 1,000 Greenpeace protesters. Jan 22, 2010 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
In this case, for audiences - staggered and shamed by the epic size of it -- a picture is worth 1,000 Greenpeace protesters.
Kevin Williamson
You get what you expect to see in flying over oil pits but then you get more...strange colours and shapes that you didn't anticipate all in an environment that seems the very opposite of environment. Not Bad China as in Manufactured Landscapes. Bad Canada. Profit driven to the point of destroying what we claim to be most proud of.
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