Environmental Impact through Documentary Film
Hornbill uses its film, The Borneo Case, to inspire commitment to environmental and human rights issues. The destruction of the rainforest in Borneo is considered one of the biggest environmental disasters of our time. Aggressive deforestation, palm oil cultivation, and over production of dams and mines have had a huge impact on the rainforest since the 1960s. In many places the rainforest may be completely lost within a five-year period. Exploitation not only causes irreparable damage to flora and fauna, but also extensive violations of human rights. The project is based on a collaboration between the activists documented in the film The Borneo Case along with those involved with the Silent Approval report, which has tracked investments of Swedish banks that have been linked to the areas in which the film takes place.
The project is based on a collaboration between the activists documented in the film The Borneo Case along with those involved with the Silent Approval report, which has tracked investments of Swedish banks that have been linked to the areas in which the film takes place.
What the project delivers
Film screenings of The Borneo Case, as well as seminars and lectures both in Sweden and abroad.
Why we support this project
Our choices as consumers have considerable effects on the environment and human rights. Therefore, it is important to raise awareness about the connection between financial investments and the over consumption of our rain forests.
Project time status
100%
This project started in May 2017 and ended in June 2018
For more information: http://theborneocase.com