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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That's exactly what everyone should watch and pay attention to. It is something that gets easily overlooked and ignored. But it's important.
Great documentary with very relevant questions
AMAZING and real. I love Leonardo Dicaprio
This movie really made me think. I enjoyed it quite a bit. Trent Reznor makes it even better.
A well made documentary with a clear and accomplished goal. Our planet is worth saving.
A good documentary that reminds us of what is important.
A must watch documentary on Global Warning and it's causes. Showcases the real reasons and effects of raise in temperature.
This is a documentary that I think everyone should watch, and amazing job from DiCaprio for spreading this kind of awareness.
Can't remember much about this 1 but I feel it's necessary and obligatory.
I mean-uou have to watch it regardless because the information is too important. More artsy than expected. Convinced me to stop eating beef.
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