Tapped

Tapped delves into the contentious issue of whether clean drinking water is a basic human right or a commodity. It presents an unflinching examination of the bottled water industry, revealing how it seeks to privatize the essential resource of water. The film traces the lifecycle of bottled water, from production to disposal, highlighting the environmental impact and the communities affected by this industry.

This documentary emerges from the producers of other impactful films such as Who Killed the Electric Car and I.O.U.S.A. Tapped serves as a critical look at the unregulated world of bottled water, depicting the struggles faced by those caught between corporate interests and their right to access clean water. The film's focus on environmental issues and corporate practices makes it a significant addition to any collection that emphasizes social commentary and documentary filmmaking.

Collectors can find Tapped available in various formats including blu-ray, DVD, and VHS, making it accessible for those who appreciate diverse media formats in their collections.