The E-waste Tragedy

The E-waste Tragedy delves into the staggering amount of electronic waste generated annually, reaching up to 50 million tons. It highlights the troubling reality that 75% of this waste is not properly recycled and often ends up illegally dumped in developing countries. This documentary investigates the consequences of this practice, revealing how it devastates landscapes and endangers lives across Europe, China, Africa, and the United States.

With a runtime of 86 minutes, the film combines environmental concern with a critical view of consumer technology. It sheds light on the toxic global trade driven by greed and corruption, making it a significant watch for those interested in environmental issues and the ethics of technology disposal. Cosima Dannoritzer’s direction offers a compelling narrative that encourages viewers to think critically about their electronic consumption and the consequences of e-waste.