The Yes Men Fix The World

ByYoav

Next Friday, November 11th, in other symbols on 11.11.11, our Eco Film will be The Yes Men Fix The World.

Genre: Documentary. Director: Andy Bichlbaum, Mike Bonanno & Kurt Engfehr. USA, 2009. 87 minutes.

Watch the full movie here:

Winner of two awards at the Amsterdam and Berlin International Film Festivals

Anti-globalization activists and humorists Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonano set out again with their social commentary pranks. Posing as corporate executives from DOW Chemical, Exxon, Halliburton and H.U.D., the two men entertainingly point out some of the social and environmental tragedies these companies are involved in. Only this time, they accidently cause their own tragedy. They explore the damage they have caused and look to the future.

Link: The Yes Men Fix The World

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