Showing posts with label Trash Isles. Show all posts
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Trash Island


I bought this book for my son for his birthday, as Wes Anderson is one of his favourite film directors and the film is a creative triumph. This book goes into the same detail as the prop makers in terms of explaining the huge effort that went into making the film. We got a good sense of that when we went to the exhibition of props that was on in London earlier in the year. An album of photos is available on Flickr here.

One of the key locations in the film is Trash Island.

This is a place where the trash is taken, including the dogs which are banished from the city.

Also worth watching this video on the making of the sushi scene in the film, which took a month to film!

The world's newest country?

This is an awareness-raising campaign by LadBible, which I came across via one of my top 5 websites: Osocio, which shares not-for-profit advertising campaigns.

It involves Al Gore, and is connected to the Pacific Garbage Patch.

The Trash Isles is the nation (which isn't a nation yet of course) and this might be an interesting resource and way in to exploring the issue of Ocean Plastics.
Here's the currency from the campaign.
Ross Kemp is involved too...