This insightful documentary seeks to break down the prejudicial outlook we possess to be more respectful, harmonious, humble and moral towards the animals we share the planet with. “Other lifeforms should begin to push industry, exploitation of resources and materialism to their limits build military industrial complexes, and refuse their guarantee of future necessities like clean food, water and air if they want elevate their statuses to the level of some modern humans.” It touches on the origins of speciesism in religious texts, psychology and dodgy philosophy, and through deadpan delivery ridicules this perceived superiority by comparing our extremely infantile presence on Earth to life that has been here for millions of years already, while poignantly highlighting our abhorrent treatment of animals and other people as a result of our hierarchical outlook. In fact, speciesism can be linked to every major detriment we’ve caused to the planet, as well as driven our direct role in species exploitation and extinction. This is a concept called speciesism and has had some pretty damaging effects on our planet.

The 2012 documentary highlights the notion of the self-acclaimed bias that we humans are superior to other forms of life. Una publicación compartida de CaronⓋ el 20 de Sep de 2015 a la(s) 9:52 PDT Into the Wild won a Best Original Song Golden Globe for Eddie Vedder’s song “Guaranteed”. And most significantly stresses that you cannot have one without the other. Society today has gotten to a point where we consume too much and throw even more away, and this film makes you not only question that and McCandless’ motives, but also recognise the value of nature. The film was based off of Jon Krakauer’s book of the same name, which used exerts of McCandless’ travel journal. No longer to be poisoned by civilization he flees, and walks alone upon the land to become lost in the wild.” Ten days and nights of freight trains and hitchhiking bring him to the Great White North. “The climactic battle to kill the false being within and victoriously conclude the spiritual pilgrimage. He sees that society has grown commercialised, greedy overly materialistic and, with no desire to be part of such a society, McCandless burns his possessions, gives his $24,000 savings to Oxfam, and sets out to reconnect with nature. Into the wild is the true story of Christopher McCandless and his journey across North America, Canada and Alaska between 19. Una publicación compartida de R H I A N N A D E V E R E U X el 14 de Mar de 2017 a la(s) 12:35 PDT

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