Earthlings

Joaquin Phoenix's Earth people talked about the human use of animals in five specific areas of food, clothing, entertainment, science and pets.

Director Shaun Monson uses hidden cameras to introduce puppy factories, pet shops, and places where human beings interact to gain benefits. Monson tries to expose the exploitation of animal cruelty by humans to those who consider many people to be a daily life.

People on the planet do not avoid strange images to detail how human dependence on animals can lead to abuse. This work is directed and produced by vegetarians and attempts to raise awareness about handling inhuman animals by comparing this practice with human exploitation such as sexism or racial discrimination.

"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.

Powerful, informative and evoking thought EARTHLINGS is a far more comprehensive documentary on the correlation between nature, animals, and human economic interests. There are many precious animal rights movies to choose from, but this part goes beyond the background. The scream of the earth is crying. I strongly recommend it.

In a breakthrough movie, Earthman in 95 minutes talks about human dependence stories, but does not respect animals used for pets, food, clothing, entertainment, and medicine or scientific research. With hidden cameras and unprecedented lenses, Earthlings documents several daily habits of the world's largest industry relying on animals for profit. Powerful documentary on interrelationships between human, nature, animals and human economic interests. Twenty-five years ago, trained scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Bob Rines, and Charlie Wyck used the side sonar and stroboscopic photography to provide the most interesting evidence for the existence of monsters. After disappointment that there was no professional scientist, they finally went back to Scotland to 'Nessie' ... When Rines and Wyckoff washed the lake with today's complex sonar, scientists I explored the ecology of the lake. Looking for clues, history of system and geology. "- Container