Carte Blanche at PAV ... Parco Arte ViventeThe Mining MachineThe films presented in this section were selected from those shown at PAV over the past two years. The overarching theme is the relationship between environmental activism and global neoliberalism policies ... policies that despite the imminent end of fossil fuels continue to devastate the planet and exploit workers via neocolonialism, depriving the indigenous populations of their dignity and human rights. Forest LawUrsula Biemann and Paulo Tavares (Switzerland 2014, 32')The Amazon forest has been brought to court to defend the rights of nature.Learning To Live With The EnemyPedro Neves Marques (Portugal/Brazil 2013, 9')A voiceover in a biofuel factory asks what it means to live with the enemyLeave It in the GroundOliver Ressler (Norway/Austria 2013, 18')Climate change seen not only as a techno-scientific problem but also a political issue.The Crown Against MafavukeUriel Orlow (South Africa/Great Britain 2016, 18')The account of a trial that took place in South Africa in 1940. Imbizo Ka MafavukeUriel Orlow (South Africa/Great Britain 2017, 28')An experimental film set at the edge of a natural reserve in Johannesburg.
