Anny Tubbs chronicles photographer Mandy Barker's decade-long quest to spotlight marine plastic pollution through evocative imagery.
Synopsis
British photographer Mandy Barker reveals the devastating and far-reaching impact of marine plastic pollution through her work. Filmmaker Anny Tubbs, after meeting Mandy following her expedition with scientists to the South Pacific's Henderson Island, chronicles her decade-long journey, capturing the transformative power of her vibrant images as a compelling "call to action". Beyond captivating film festival audiences around the word, this film was shown as part of discussions on ending marine plastic pollution at EU Green Week 2021 and the COP26 Blue Zone installation by the British Council.
Director: Anny Tubbs | Country: UK | Running Time: 9 min | Language: English
Screening Details
- Festival Screening: 16 & 17 September 2023 (part of the Moving Images Solar-Powered Cinema Caravan)
About the Filmmaker
Transitioning from law, Anny Tubbs learned documentary filmmaking at the London Film Academy in 2019. Driven by years as a lawyer combatting unethical behaviour, she spotlights stories of individuals who are a force for good. Anny is inspired by people who have the values and practical skills to catalyse positive change. For her, documentaries are powerful tools, igniting dialogues and solutions to pressing issues.