This movie *has* to be subtlited and/or doubbed. Are there any plans to do it? I and my group (we were part of the organization of the Zero Waste Alliance Initiative in Naples) can offer our help. Please contact me back.

Fantastic Trailer!

We just posted it on rodamagazine.com

Well, I just saw it at St. Anthony Main Theater located in Minneapolis, MN. . . and let me just share that I am overwhelmed. What a great documentary! It displayed the truth that a life lived without giving away isn't a life lived at all. Truthfully, we all have the ability to bless those in our lives (or not)! The most compelling about the film was the statement that every single piece of what most of the world would call trash, or garbage, actually goes somewhere when it is tossed. But, how often do we think about, learn, or really get to see the place, the environment, and in this case, the people it reaches, and effects? To see the largest landfill in the world moving with trucks after trucks, and with so many people working there, collecting it, using it, recycling it, and even eating it... My trash could be someone's fortune! Now, I live in the U.S. or A, so how does it home for me? What do I really throw away? What could I reuse? How much food do I actually need? How much food do I actually waste? All of these questions are important, but they are still materialistic, at best. The better question, which the film surrounds magnificently is, Who in my life, or surrounding area, could I bless? Not with my trash, but with my treasures!? Who needs a blessing that hasn't had one for a long time, possibly a lifetime? Do I know anyone who I would consider is poor? Which Organizations are real, trustworthy, honest, committed, and impacting these places and people? A couple good nonprofit resources I've found are:

1) jumo.com
2) greatnonprofits.org

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Awesome!!!

Amazing. Can't wait to watch it.

Very inspiring!

Awesome film!

Cannot wait!

Amazing movie, but sad reality. Specially, because is my coutry and my people living that way :/