Environment Trailer (1971)

02 January 1971 Sci-Fi 48 mins

Inspired in part by the Irwin Allen film The Story of Mankind (1957), Environment is a featurette that is a cross between a Pirandello play, a science fiction film by Edward D. Wood Jr., and a mundane scientific documentary. The premise is that five individuals from one community, Eagle Valley, are abducted by aliens who then put them on trail for environmental crimes as typical representatives of the human race. Environment was primarily shown in high schools to stimulate discussion on the balance of nature, pollution, and human consumption.

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Cast

Crew

Bernard Wilets Director

Bernard Wilets Editor

Bernard Wilets Producer

Bernard Wilets Writer

Frank Stokes Cinematography

International Titles

Trial of Earth Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 02 January 1971

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