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Title:Le mar del silencio: la désertficación v nuestra era
Editor:Dupont, Yves Sadurni
Year:2007
Language:Spanish
Publisher:Ipade
Geographic terms:Mauritania
Morocco
Sahara
Spain
Subjects:desertification
climate change
land use
economic development
documentary films (form)
videos (form)
External link:http://youtu.be/t3melLsg8P8
Abstract:From the Sahara desert to the big cities of the First World, the documentary film 'The Sea of Silence' narrates the process of desertification in our times, a global phenomenon linked to the process of climate change and the over-exploitation of the land. It is a reflection from the ground up, interlinking four stories that show the efforts of human beings to survive in a hostile environment. In the form of a radio programme showing that absolutely everything comes and goes back to the soil and that there is no spot on this planet that can cope with the rhythm of development and consumerism that we have. [Abstract reproduced from dvd-video]
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