Sandra Kwa

A wonderful and vitally important film reminding us that throughout and after the current pandemic, the most important crisis of all is still clear and present: humankind's destruction of the natural world. After tracing a trajectory of unremitting unsustainable a) population growth, b) atmospheric CO2 increase, and c) loss of wilderness and biodiversity, Attenborough does manage to leave us with hope and a chance to amend our ingrained bad (disastrous) habits. What a fantastic "witness statement" from a most remarkable lifetime!

Brilliantly made and so important it should become a compulsory part of high school curriculum for Contemporary Issues. Loved it. It covered the story perfectly and showed the good, the bad the ugly and downright sad sides to this regrettable recent chapter in Australian society. But I fear the mob who booed will not come to watch this film...