Climate Change - Before the Flood
- d/ Affordable and Clean Energy
- d/ Clean Water and Sanitation
- d/ Climate Action
- d/ Decent Work and Economic Growth
- d/ Gender Equality
- d/ Good Health and Well-being
- d/ Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
- d/ Life Below Water
- d/ Life on Land
- d/ No Poverty
- d/ Partnerships to achieve the Goal
- d/ Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
- d/ Quality Education
- d/ Reduced Inequality
- d/ Responsible Consumption and Production
- d/ Sustainable Cities and Communities
- d/ Zero Hunger
“Before the Flood” is a powerful documentary film that sheds light on the urgent issue of climate change. Here are the key details:
- Title: Before the Flood
- Release Year: 2016
- Director: Fisher Stevens
- Narrator: Leonardo DiCaprio
- Runtime: Approximately 1 hour and 36 minutes
Plot Summary: Using his celebrity status to draw attention to the problem of global warming, Leonardo DiCaprio, who serves as a United Nations Messenger of Peace, embarks on a globe-trotting journey. He witnesses firsthand the effects of an impending environmental disaster caused by climate change. From ancient melting glaciers to leveled Indonesian tropical forests, DiCaprio uncovers the urgent situation and highlights the world’s dependence on fossil fuels. The film also includes an in-depth interview with President Obama1.
This eye-opening documentary encourages viewers to take action and consider the impact of climate change on our planet. It’s a call to protect Earth for future generations.