Earthlings (2005)

Often unconsciously, it is very, very clear that a movie has many violent acts used in this world.

I think that we all desire a world with less violence and a more kind world.

What can you do to achieve this? The solution is simple: that you are the change you want to see in the world. (By the way, this is Gandhi's word, not my word.) If you want a world with little violence, please stop contributing to the world's violence.

As a person, it must be willing to change in order to achieve these changes. This can be frightening to say that you need to change is to admit that it is not perfect.

Be brave. What you can do can reduce your contribution to violence. Whatever it is, your world will be less violent and peaceful.

If you are accustomed only to the first minor change, you will get a greater sense of peace when you make changes. This change and reward process may last for the remainder of your life.

"Earthman is a 2005 American documentary on pets, food, clothing, entertainment, human beings who use other animals as scientific research, covering pet shops, puppy factories, animal occupations, which is the world's largest The industry records several day-to-day customs, all of which are dependent on animals, which compare racial discrimination, sex discrimination and racism.

documentary? This idea may not be very creative. After all, you may say that the documentary is just a series of newspaper clippings. However, Earthlings (2005) is the most convincing movie ever for not only food, but also the animal world developed for clothing, entertainment, scientific research and pets. (Segmentation of this movie: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) Adding touch of celebrities is the story of Huajin Phoenix and Beluga. A secret investigation to investigate this problem is not new, but the movie has never been incorporated into such a comprehensive comment. Isawearthlings.com was saying that movie is "thinking", but that is not all. It is a pain. Feel the pain of animals

In 2005, Earthlings premiered at the Artivist Film Festival (Best Documentary Award), then Boston International Film Festival (Best Content Award), San Diego Film Festival (Best Content Award), Best Documentary Award, and Phoenix did. Humanitarian award in movies)