Prosperity

Name: Prosperity
Genre: Documentary
Released: September 29, 2017

2017

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| Release Date: September 29, 2017 | Not Rated

Summary: Dr. Pedram Shojai is an author, filmmaker, founder of Well.Org, Urban Monk, husband and father. Prosperity is a feature documentary about his journey across the Americas to discover a more sustainable way for us all to do business and thrive on our Planet. ‘The Urban Monk’ tracks the organic roots of Rodale Publishing, the food revolutionDr. Pedram Shojai is an author, filmmaker, founder of Well.Org, Urban Monk, husband and father. Prosperity is a feature documentary about his journey across the Americas to discover a more sustainable way for us all to do business and thrive on our Planet. ‘The Urban Monk’ tracks the organic roots of Rodale Publishing, the food revolution of Whole Foods Market, Guayaki’s waged war for rainforest redemption, Terra Cycle’s scheme to drain the oceans of plastic, architect CookFox’s carbon-reducing skyscraper design, alongside many others. Through these companies and more, the documentary explores an exploding conscious business movement, one fueled by social responsibility, transparency, millennials, and the realization that business-as-usual can’t go on. … Expand

Director: Mark van Wijk

Genre(s): Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

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Michael Rechtshaffen

Oct 12, 2017

The end result comes across less as a bona fide, issue-oriented documentary than a package of company profiles. Read full review

Frank Scheck

Oct 12, 2017

It’s the sort of self-regarding, preachy documentary that should be sold in health food stores, not shown in theaters. Read full review

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