Movie spotlight
Going Green
Amber and Nigel, seventeen-year-old daughter Liberty, and Amber?s father Michael, live in London. With Amber and Nigel both made redundant, they are no longer able to pay their mortgage. Facing repossession of their house, they decide to give everything up and go north to Scotland on a camping trip to contemplate their future. Liberty and Michael elect to stay behind and make alternative living arrangements.
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Plot Summary
A short animated film where a group of children are taught about environmental responsibility by a wise, animated tree. The kids learn practical ways to conserve resources and protect nature.
Critical Reception
As a short educational animation, 'Going Green' received positive attention for its clear message and engaging presentation for young audiences. It was praised for its simple yet effective approach to teaching environmental awareness.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its educational value for children.
Commended for its positive and clear environmental message.
Noted as an engaging and accessible short film on conservation.
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Fun Fact
This short film was created to promote environmental awareness among children and was often distributed as part of educational packages.
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