The Burning Season (2008)

 ●  English ● 1 hr 29 mins

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Every year, deliberately lit fires rage across Indonesia. They destroy pristine rainforest, endanger orangutans and contribute to climate change. Dorjee Sun, a young Australian Entrepreneur, believes there's money to be made from protecting rainforests in Indonesia, saving the orangutan from extinction and making a real impact on climate change. Armed with a laptop and a backpack, he sets out across the globe to find investors in his carbon trading scheme. It is a battle against time. Achmadi, the palm oil farmer is ready to set fire to his land to plant more palm oil, and Lone's orangutan centre has reached crisis point with over 600 orangutans rescued from the fires. This extraordinary documentary is an eco-thriller about a young man not afraid to confront the biggest challenge of our time.
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Film Type:
Documentary Feature
Language:
English
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Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
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2.35:1
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This documentary received immense critical acclaim and has won many awards including the Brisbane International Film Festival Audience Choice Award 2008; Inside Film Award for Best Documentary. Also, Producer/Director Cathy Henkel was awarded SPAA (Screen Producer Association of Australia) Documentary Producer of the Year Award for her work in this movie.

This documentary premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2008