Flow : for love of water

Resource Information

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Label

Flow : for love of water

Title remainder

for love of water

Title variation

Flow, how did a handful of corporations steal our water?

Contributor

• Touly, Jean-Luc
• hoopla digital
• Barlow, Maude
• Bold, Basil
• De Selva, Pablo
• Dixon, Caitlin
• Feeney, Caroleen
• Gavin, Madeleine
• Holland, Augusta Brown
• Jaffe, Lee
• Julien, Christophe, 1972-
• Mondshein, Andrew
• Nemeth, Stephen
• Olivera, Oscar
• Salina, Irena, 1968-
• Shiva, Vandana
• Starr, Steven, 1957-

Commentator

• Salina, Irena, 1968-
• Dixon, Caitlin

Director of photography

• De Selva, Pablo
• Salina, Irena, 1968-

Editor of moving image work

• Dixon, Caitlin
• Gavin, Madeleine
• Mondshein, Andrew

Film director

• Salina, Irena, 1968-

Film producer

• Feeney, Caroleen
• Nemeth, Stephen
• Jaffe, Lee
• Holland, Augusta Brown
• Starr, Steven, 1957-

Interviewee

• Shiva, Vandana
• Olivera, Oscar
• Bold, Basil
• Touly, Jean-Luc
• Barlow, Maude

Subject

• Water resources development
• Privatization -- Moral and ethical aspects
• Water-supply -- Moral and ethical aspects
• Water utilities -- Deregulation
• Bottled water industry -- Moral and ethical aspects
• Corporations -- Corrupt practices

Language

eng

Summary

This award-winning documentary investigates what experts label the most important political and environmental issue of the 21st Century: the world water crisis. Building a case against the growing privatization of the world's dwindling fresh water supply, the director focuses on politics, pollution, human rights, and the emergence of a domineering world water cartel

Cataloging source

Midwest

Characteristic

videorecording

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Credits note

Directed by Irena Salina

Intended audience

Rated UNK

PerformerNote

Commentary by Maude Barlow (author, Blue Gold), Paul Schwartz (National Policy Coordinator, Clean Water Action), Erik D. Olson (fromer senior attorney, Natural Resources Defense Council), Jim Olson (environmental attorney), William E. Marks (author, The holy order of water), Vandana Shiva (physicist, environmental activist), Tyrone Hayes (biologist, University of California, Berkeley), Marcela Olivera (Bolivian activist), Julian Perez (Federation of Neighborhoods, El Alto), Jim Schultz (founder, Democracy Center, Bolivia), Oscar Olivera (Leader of 2000 Cochabamba "Water Wars"), David Hemson (research director, Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa), Michel Camdessus (former director, International Monetary Fund), Ashwin Desai (author, We are the poors), Jean-Luc Touly (former 30 year accountant, Vivendi/Veolia Corp.), Fatima Meer (Nelson Mandela's biographer), Ashok Gadgil (senior staff scientist, Lawrence Berkely National Laboratory), Peter H. Gleick (co-founder and president, Pacific Institute), Patrick McCully (executive director, International Rivers Network), Basil Bold (managing director, Invensys Metering Systems), James Wolfensohn (former World Bank president), Holly Wren Spaulding (journalist), Terry Swier (president, Michigan Citizens for Water Conservation), Siddharaj Dhadda (Gandhian leader), Shripad Dharmadhikary (Manthan Resource Center, India), and others

Runtime

83

Target audience

adult

Technique

live action