锦绣大地被过度开采变成荒芜异域；雄壮大象只剩长牙堆成盗猎者的残酷罪证。人自视为地球主宰，对气候环境及生态系统构成不可逆转的影响；科学权威历十年研究后扬言：「人类世」在二十世纪中已取代「全新世」的地质时代。从俄罗斯到肯尼亚，摄制队用四年时间探索这项重大改变，以环回航拍俯视大地伤痕，深焦镜头凝望涂炭生灵。在奥斯卡最佳女配角艾莉西亚菲瑾德的旁白下，惊艳震撼影像揭示人类的疯狂，正令地球走向灭亡。

从加州到恒河流域，从福建沿海到横断山脉，恢宏的航拍图像展现着水的巨大能量，人与水的互动也非常激烈。

Anthropocene: Ivory Burn
On April 31, 2016, the largest ivory burn in history took place in Nairobi National Park. Eleven pyres comprised of 105 tonnes of confiscated elephant tusks and 1.35 tonnes of rhinoceros horn were set on fire as a clarion call to halt all trade in ivory. The street value of the pyres was estimated between 105 and 150 million dollars — representing between 6,000 and 7,000 elephants. The Anthropocene Project team was there to capture this deeply symbolic and visceral message to the poaching and illegal trade syndicates, and to bear witness to the loss of animal life and the diversity it embodied.
This film bears witness to the burning of over 100 tons of elephant tusks and rhinoceros horn: a symbolic and visceral clarion call to the poaching and illegal trade syndicates. | 360 VR | Runtime: 6:26
Directed by Nicholas de Pencier, Jennifer Baichwal, and Edward Burtynsky
Curated by We Are One: A Global Film Festiva