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RiverBlue

  • 2017
  • 1 Hr 35 Mins
  • Documentary, News

RiverBlue discovers the toxic side effects of textile production and jean manufacturing on some of the world's largest rivers. Traveling from tanneries along rivers in India, to some of the largest jean manufacturing factories in China, renowned river advocate, Mark Angelo, guides us through the declining health of these important waterways.

Writer

1 Credit
David McIlvride

Actor

20 Credits
Mark Angelo
Self - International River Conservationist
Ma Jun
Self - Director, Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs
Stuart Bunn
Self - Water Consultant to China
Tianjie Ma
Self - Toxics Campaigner
Pinaki Roy
Self - Daily Star Reporter
Syeda Rizwanna Hasan
Self - Environmental Lawyer
Sunita Narain
Self - Director General, Centre for Science and Environment
Avikal Somvanshi
Self - Senior Research Associate, Centre for Science and Environment
Rakesh Jaiswal
Self - President, Eco Friends
Zamfar Lari
Self - Tannery Owner
Hilda Meutia
Self - Environmental Activist
Von Hernandez
Self - Executive Director, Greenpeace Southeast Asia
Kumi Naidoo
Self - International Executive Director, Greenpeace 2009 - 2015
Orsola De Castro
Self - Sustainable Fashion Designer
Nicole Bridger
Self - Sustainable Fashion Designer
Eric Dickstein
Self - Designer, Dutil Denim
Peter Golding
Self - Denim Designer, Creator of Stretch Denim
François Girbaud
Self - Denim Designer, Creator of Stone Wash Denim
Enrique Silla
Self - President, Jeanologia
Luigi Caccia
Self - President, Italdenim

Composer

1 Credit
Douglas Johnson

Cinematographer

1 Credit
Roger Williams

Editor

1 Credit
Kevin Jacques
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