Director Jennifer Baichwal followed Edward Burtynsky on a tour of China as he took large-scale photographs of industrial subjects. The film explores Burtynksy's still photography, contextualizing his photographs in the global cycles of energy, production, and waste, by cinematically inhabiting the subjects of his work with the aid of simple, short interviews, sparse narration by Burtynsky, and minimalist / industrial music. While the film clearly serves as a commentary on the impact of large scale industrialization, Burtynsky claims neither to criticize nor praise these developments, but to bring images to viewers in the hopes of opening their eyes to the realities of the contemporary world.
In term of my thinking, Nowadays in the word of industries many company grow up, so in this film show how the system organize in the factory and also in difference way the film have show more about effect in the world such as in the picture of industrial waste ,so that make me realize many things in the present that the world effected the nature. Moreover make me and you warning about the environmental problem such as global warming or etc. ,so we must to think about how to manage the waste of industrial and recycling system.At the end,I think there are a lot of message behind this media, to tell all of you about the end of the world.
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