Movies about business social responsibility

The classic French environmental film documentary "Homeland" narrated by Zhou Xun is translated as "Saving the Earth" in Taiwan, which is quite consistent with corporate social responsibility.

Homeland illustrates the Agricultural Revolution and its impact, and then the use of oil, leading to energy, industry, cities and an unprecedented gap between rich and poor. The documentary depicts the current crisis - feedlots, deforestation, food and water shortages, the use of non-renewable "fossil fuels", over-exploitation of resources and more. Cities such as New York City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Shenzhen, Mumbai, Tokyo and Dubai were also cited as examples of poor management and massive consumption of energy, water and food. A series of aerial shots of the Antarctic, Arctic and Africa show the demise of wetlands and glaciers, as well as the emergence of mass migration and refugees, and predict that this will continue to be the case. At this point, the film begins to focus on the crisis of global warming. Homes shows not only how melting glaciers, rising sea levels and climate change are ravaging people who have little to do with climate change, but will soon affect wealthy areas with large populations.

This documentary not only shows the terrible fact of mankind's destruction of the earth, but also describes the struggle and conservation measures mankind is taking: including renewable energy, more and more national parks, and various countries' efforts in environmental protection. International cooperation on matters, and the accompanying education and reforms, are already taking place around the world to address current global issues.

Home is a documentary film released in 2009 and produced by Yann Artis-Bertrand. The documentary is made up of aerial images taken from around the world. It shows how the biodiversity of the earth and even human activities harm the ecological balance of the earth. The film is free to air and will be released on a non-profit basis in theaters or in future broadcasts.