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Film Details
Year
2019
Duration
10 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Short Films
Language
English
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Synopsis
In 2025, a documentary film crew decides to brave the heat of winter and venture out into central London to interview members of the public during Christmas. The damaging effects of climate change are contrasted against British indifference as families eat their festive meals on rooftops under the beating sun and friends sunbathe together in the scorching hills of Hampstead Heath. This satirical mockumentary is full of funny moments but, dispersed throughout, are reminders that this is a reality that could very well be on the horizon. ‘2025: The Long Hot Winter’ tackles a vital subject in an entertaining fashion and is a perfect accompaniment to lessons about climate change and environmentalism.
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