Igoa | L'Homme a mangé la Terre |
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Tausaga | 2019 |
Ituaiga | Documentary, History |
Atunuʻu | Belgium, France, Switzerland |
Potu potu | ARTE, Cinéphage Productions, Les Films du Tambour de soie, Stenola Productions, Mucem, RTBF, CNRS Images, RTS |
Faʻafiafia | Jacques Bonnaffé, John D. Rockefeller, Woodrow Wilson, Adolf Hitler, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Van Heflin |
Auvaa | Victor Ede (Producer), Alexandre Cornu (Producer), Anton Iffland Stettner (Co-Producer), Eva Kuperman (Co-Producer), Jean-Robert Viallet (Director), Jean-Robert Viallet (Writer) |
Faʻamalolo | Jul 14, 2019 |
Taimi taimi | 99 minute |
Tulaga lelei | HD |
IMDb | 7.70 / 10 e 23 tagata faʻaoga |
Lauiloa | 6 |
L'Homme a mangé la Terre
destruction of a civilization, based on novel or book, industrial unrest, world war i, self-destruction, cold war, world war ii, greed, damage, global warming, industrial revolution, industrial society , post world war i, mankind annihilated, destruction of planet, destruction, weapon of mass destruction, oil industry, archive footage, post world war ii, social documentary, coal mining, earth in peril, environmental destruction, deforestation, mankind, industrial heritage, 19th century, atomic energy, mass destruction, old footage, destruction of earth, ecological footprint, history of mankind, plastic contamination, chemical industry, social and industrial development, industrial pollution, observational documentary, environmental documentary, documentary, post-anthropocene, industrial documentary