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Anonymous
Genre : Documentary
Star Cast : Werner Boote, John Taylor and Peter Lieberzeit
Director: Werner Boote
Writer: Werner Boote
IMDB Ratting: 7.0
Producer: Thomas Bogner
Plot: We live in the age of nasty. It's cheap and practical, and it's everywhere - even in our blood. But is it a danger to us? The nasty market yearly produces hundreds of immeasureable dollars. Every industrial industry in the present day is dependent on nasty. The amount of nasty we have produced since it was developed would be enough to cover the entire world six times over. But this inexpensive and convenient material comes with a significant price. Plastic stays in the ground and water system for up to 500 decades. It is found on every beach on the planet. Many studies have proven that the substances it produces (such as Bisphenol A) move into the system and may give rise to or cause severe illnesses, from allergies to being overweight to sterility, cancer and cardiovascular disease. For Austrian In german home Werner Boote, nasty is personal. His grandpa was one of the early producers of nasty and he introduced Boote at a young age to the magic material that would modify the planet. Many decades later, after reading about the global risk presented by nasty, he chooses to begin a pursuit to discover the fact about this persistent material. Traveling to 14 countries, he strongly and humorously faces producers, researchers, government authorities and consumers to ask questions that concern all of us: Why don't we modify our consumption behavior? Why is the market not responding to obvious dangers? Who is attributed for mountains of rubbish increasing in deserts and seas? Who victories in this game? And who loses? This energetic, useful documented takes us on a journey around the planet - from the Moroccan Sahara to the middle of the Hawaiian Ocean, from a manufacturer in Chinese suppliers to the highest mountains of the Alps - to reveal the far-flung reaches of our nasty problem. Discussions with the foremost experts in chemistry, pharmacology, and genes highlight the risks of nasty to our environment and reveal the fact of how nasty impacts our bodies and the wellness of years to come. Interspersing cartoon series and old advertisements, this eye-opening film shows how the planet has completely accepted the convenience of a material it knows nothing about.
