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Um Presente À Prova de Futuro
The documentary, narrated by Lenine, discusses the current linear economic model (exploration, production, consumption and disposal), which puts the future of life on our planet at risk. As an alternative, he studies Circular Economy, its new processes and the transformation in the way of thinking and seeing the world.
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The documentary, narrated by Lenine, discusses the current linear economic model (exploration, production, consumption and disposal), which puts the future of life on our planet at risk. As an alternative, he studies Circular Economy, its new processes and the transformation in the way of thinking and seeing the world.
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Tocha Filmes
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