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Flow: For Love of Water

Irena Salinas’ documentary is about the global crisis we face as Earth’s fresh water supply constantly diminishes. The film presents top experts and advocates to show us that every aspect of human life is affected by pollution, wastefulness, privatization and corporate greed as it relates to fresh water–a natural resource more valuable than oil. The film shows in no uncertain terms that if we continue to abuse our water supply, Earth will become uninhabitable and humankind will become extinct. The investigation points fingers at water companies such as Nestle, Vivendi, Thames, Suez, Coca Cola and Pepsi. This is an extremely important must-see documentary!

From the documentary’s opening moments, director Salinas engages us with a beautifully photographed montage of babbling brooks, rushing waterfalls, melting icebergs and surfer-worthy ocean waves. Over the refreshing images and soothing audio, the title FLOW quickly appears on the screen, followed by its expanded version For Love Of Water. We are then reminded that water is essential for human life and well-being, and we are informed that millions of people–babies, in particular–die from lack of fresh water every year.
Salinas takes us on a worldwide tour of water-related disasters, every one of them the product of human abuse–pollution, privatization and corporate greed, inexcusable wastefulness and, to put it in terms that are simplistic but true, lack of respect for mother nature’s grand design.

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  1. If you hate this country, why don’t you leave?

  2. My Dr. Pepper suddenly tastes evil…

  3. Damn, I hate my country.

    It’s amazing how America can be such a terrible place, and Americans, terrible people, and yet claim to be such a wonderful people.

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  5. Hi, i have a psp fat. I deleted the Nintendo emulator off of it. When i did it wiped out my memory card. I reinstalled all the games to my memory card after this happened, except the emulator, it worked fine for awhile but now it wont come back on. The green light switches on when the original and Pandora battery are put in. However the screen does absolutely nothing.The green light stays on until you take the battery out.Im not sure what has happened, hope someone may be able to help

  6. If it’s not profitable, they will stop. What about a worldwide boycott of all of all of their products?

  7. Great documentary! Now take action however you can 😀

  8. very good should be all over the news