RECYCLEd

This documentary investigates the global issue of electronic waste and its devastating impact on developing countries. Director Werner Boote travels to various locations, exposing the harmful practices of dismantling old electronics and the toxic byproducts that contaminate the environment and harm local communities. The film highlights the unsustainable cycle of consumption and disposal in the modern world.

RECYCLEd was generally well-received by critics for its urgent and eye-opening examination of the global e-waste crisis. Reviewers praised its investigative journalism and the powerful, often disturbing, imagery that brought the reality of the problem to light. While some noted its earnest tone, the film was largely lauded for raising awareness about a critical environmental and social issue.

• A compelling and disturbing look at the global e-waste problem.

• Effectively highlights the environmental and human cost of our disposable technology.

• Raises important questions about consumerism and corporate responsibility.

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Director Werner Boote also directed the follow-up documentary 'The True Cost' (2015), which tackles the environmental and social impacts of the fast fashion industry, another area heavily impacted by waste and unsustainable consumption.