It’s so heartbreaking. Thank you for making this film. Everyone should see it. I will never buy palmoil ever again. Keep up the good and important work.
I am so moved!
Your film shake me to the roots, all the way in to my soul.
Your work is priceless, I hope more people will realise that and start to act.
Thank you. Thank you for these words. I greatly appreciate.
I look forward to sharing my next film with you. I hope it too will be able to help a little more.
we are learning about rainforsts at school and watched the film it was so sad. so we are going to write letters to the goverment to ask them to stop deforstation because loads of animals are dying.
Bonjour
j’ai vu votre reportage hier soir sur planéte et j’en suis encore toute bouleversée…..je ne connaissais pas ce procédé barbare ( un de plus ) et je vous remercie par le biais de “green ” de me l’avoir fait découvrir……hélas que faire…..que d’impuissance par rapport à ce fléau…….j’ai regardé la liste impressionnante des produits de consommation courante qui contiennent de l’huile de palme…..je vais proscrire cette huile et transmettre l’info autour de moi…..je ne peux oublier le regard de Green….il ne faut pas l’oublier……..
Merci pour ces images …….nul besoin de paroles
sooooooo sad but really a great film. I think this is the most heartbreaking thing I have ever seen. Those image without words leave us in a terrible state of mind. I was wondering about the chained elephant?? what is that where is it and why are they chained like that ?? this was so horrible!! Here in Québec we dont use palm oil for biodiesel but there is palm oil in almost everything we eat…I did’nt know where it came from but now that I do I will definitly try to avoid it. I already do my part by being a vegeterian for over 15 years but there is always more we can do for all those who don’t care…
peek January 27, 2010 at 10:24 am
It’s so heartbreaking. Thank you for making this film. Everyone should see it. I will never buy palmoil ever again. Keep up the good and important work.
Mats Persson March 8, 2010 at 10:55 am
I am so moved!
Your film shake me to the roots, all the way in to my soul.
Your work is priceless, I hope more people will realise that and start to act.
Patrick March 15, 2010 at 10:50 pm
Thank you. Thank you for these words. I greatly appreciate.
I look forward to sharing my next film with you. I hope it too will be able to help a little more.
Denise June 7, 2010 at 4:48 am
Beautiful and heartbreaking. A very important work, with no sugar coating.
Sophie and Annais March 31, 2011 at 1:22 pm
we are learning about rainforsts at school and watched the film it was so sad. so we are going to write letters to the goverment to ask them to stop deforstation because loads of animals are dying.
sybille April 26, 2011 at 1:46 pm
Bonjour
j’ai vu votre reportage hier soir sur planéte et j’en suis encore toute bouleversée…..je ne connaissais pas ce procédé barbare ( un de plus ) et je vous remercie par le biais de “green ” de me l’avoir fait découvrir……hélas que faire…..que d’impuissance par rapport à ce fléau…….j’ai regardé la liste impressionnante des produits de consommation courante qui contiennent de l’huile de palme…..je vais proscrire cette huile et transmettre l’info autour de moi…..je ne peux oublier le regard de Green….il ne faut pas l’oublier……..
Merci pour ces images …….nul besoin de paroles
Justine Burquel June 6, 2011 at 8:24 pm
sooooooo sad but really a great film. I think this is the most heartbreaking thing I have ever seen. Those image without words leave us in a terrible state of mind. I was wondering about the chained elephant?? what is that where is it and why are they chained like that ?? this was so horrible!! Here in Québec we dont use palm oil for biodiesel but there is palm oil in almost everything we eat…I did’nt know where it came from but now that I do I will definitly try to avoid it. I already do my part by being a vegeterian for over 15 years but there is always more we can do for all those who don’t care…