You live that much
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| Original title | You live that much |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 2008 |
| length | 75 minutes |
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| Director | Michael Dörfler |
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In the film So much do you live , Nick Watts and Michael Dörfler address the issue of the ecological footprint through individual consumption and the use of resources .
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The film deals with various questions of consumer behavior. For example, "How many kilograms of meat do we consume from birth to death?" or "Does each of us actually produce an average of almost 50 tons of garbage?" They translated these "sums of human life" into a journey through pictures throughout life. For example, the total amounts of milk and apples that a person consumes statistically in his life are shown graphically. In addition, numerous research and expert interviews with sociologists , sex researchers , environmental activists, etc. a. necessary.
Web links
- As much as you live in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Nick Watts, Michael Dörfler: So much do you live. ( Memento from February 10, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ) ( Subtitle: A German lives on average 2,495,840,256 seconds, drinks 6,920.5 liters of milk during this time, uses 3,651 rolls Toilet paper and gives until ...). Documentation, 75 min., D, GB, 2008 (see The Human Footprint ) ( video excerpt , review ) at inside-digital.de
- Do we live on a big foot? (on the concept of the ecological footprint)
- Every German ... so many tons of raw materials nano