'Doesn't bother with half measures'
                                The Sunday Times - Culture              
            
                                22 March 2009               
            
 The conceit in this global-warming documentary is that the presenter (played  by Pete Postlethwaite) is an archivist in the year 2055. Mankind has been  jeopardised by environmental catastrophe, and nobody can understand how the  previous generation — that’s us — could have been dumb enough to let this  happen. So, what can we do now to avert this fate? To her credit, the film’s  maker, Franny Armstrong, doesn’t bother with half-measures: what’s  called for is “a total reordering of western society”. Yet the film is  mainly a ragbag of footage illustrating present-day problems, from which we  get hardly any useful information about how to proceed. 12A, 92 mins 

 
  
    