Before the Flood
Documentary • 2016 • 1 hr 33 min
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Bill Clinton, John Kerry, Barack Obama, Elon Musk
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A nice starting point for those wanting to learn more about the climate crisis.
That's exactly what everyone should watch and pay attention to. It is something that gets easily overlooked and ignored. But it's important.
Can't remember much about this 1 but I feel it's necessary and obligatory.
A well made and important documentary. Everyone should put aside an hour and a half of their life to see it
AMAZING and real. I love Leonardo Dicaprio
Great documentary with very relevant questions
This movie really made me think. I enjoyed it quite a bit. Trent Reznor makes it even better.
A must watch documentary on Global Warning and it's causes. Showcases the real reasons and effects of raise in temperature.
A good documentary that reminds us of what is important.
A well made documentary with a clear and accomplished goal. Our planet is worth saving.
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