Fall and Winter

Thank you, Director Matt Anderson, for a powerful, beautifully filmed message. We couldn't take our eyes off of the screen the whole time. This is an important film that doesn't pull any punches about the state of the planet and the path we are on in destroying it. The editing and spectacular nature scenes, and a haunting soundtrack added to powerful

effect. Yes, the message is depressing, but it's nothing new. At this point, only the right wing corporate machine denies we are headed for severe consequences of environmental abuse. As for when this will happen? It's not far-fetched to assume 2025 will begin a period of severe drought for the Southwest that could make living there unworkable. They don't make any other time predictions other than that one. Responding to the previous review, the solutions offered in the film focus on the only solutions that could possibly work -- those that rely on individual action, since political action has failed. The message is that we can't wait for political leadership since it's based on a paradigm of financial profit and thus has and always will fail. Oddly IMDb uses the wrong image for the film on its website. What's that about?