Watershed

This documentary explores the critical state of the world's water supply, highlighting the alarming pollution and depletion of freshwater resources. It delves into the political and corporate factors contributing to this crisis, emphasizing the urgent need for conservation and responsible management. The film showcases the interconnectedness of water issues with global health, climate change, and social justice.

Watershed was generally well-received by critics for its urgent message and comprehensive look at the global water crisis. It was praised for bringing attention to a crucial environmental issue that often goes overlooked, while some critics noted its earnest tone and advocacy-driven approach.

• The film effectively educates audiences about the severity of the global water crisis.

• It serves as a powerful call to action for conservation and policy change.

• Some viewers found the documentary's direct advocacy style to be less effective than a purely objective approach.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's eye-opening portrayal of water scarcity and pollution, with many expressing a newfound awareness of the issue and a desire to make personal changes. Some viewers found the information presented to be alarming yet motivating.

Won the Audience Award at the Sedona International Film Festival and the Green Spirit Award at the Traverse City Film Festival.

Director Josh Tickell was inspired to make 'Watershed' after witnessing firsthand the devastating effects of water pollution during his travels.