Burning

Name: Burning
Genre: Documentary
Released: November 26, 2021
Duration: 86 min
Cast: Bruce Pascoe, Daisy Jeffrey, Mark Graham, Mary Ayliffe, Michael Harrington

2021

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Amazon Prime Video | Release Date (Streaming): November 26, 2021 | Not Rated

Starring: Bruce Pascoe, Daisy Jeffrey, Mark Graham, Mary Ayliffe, Michael Harrington, Rachel Mounsey, Rebecca Mcgowan, Tim Flannery, Tony Abbot, Zoey Salucci

Summary: Burning takes an unflinching look at the unprecedented and catastrophic Australian bushfires of 2019-2020, known as ‘Black Summer.’ Fueled by climate change, the nation’s hottest and driest summer ever recorded resulted in bushfires that burned over 59 million acres, killed an estimated three billion animals, and affected millions ofBurning takes an unflinching look at the unprecedented and catastrophic Australian bushfires of 2019-2020, known as ‘Black Summer.’ Fueled by climate change, the nation’s hottest and driest summer ever recorded resulted in bushfires that burned over 59 million acres, killed an estimated three billion animals, and affected millions of Australians.… Expand

Director: Eva Orner

Genre(s): Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 86 min

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The Guardian Luke Buckmaster

Nov 30, 2021

This is a tremendously well-made film with a burning vitality: without question one of the most important Australian documentaries of the 21st century so far. Read full review

Nicolas Rapold

Nov 30, 2021

The director, Eva Orner (“Chasing Asylum”), makes her contribution to documentaries on climate change by sticking to Australia and underlining the visceral impact on Australians. It’s hellish: red skies and dark days, fear and helplessness, pregnancy complications and death. Read full review

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