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E-Life 2017

“What happens when your computer dies?”

Status
Released
Runtime
52 minutes
Director
Edward Scott-Clarke
Networks
Norris Highway, E-LIFE Film
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What is E-Life?

E-Life is a 2017 documentary film that examines the lifecycle of modern electronic devices. The film investigates the consequences of disposing of computers, smartphones, and tablets after they are replaced or broken.

Type
Film
Year
2017
Status
Released
Runtime
52 minutes
Release date
Aug 4, 2017
Original language
EN
Origin
United Kingdom
Studios
Norris Highway, E-LIFE Film
Genres
Documentary
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Rating
★ TMDB users: 8.4/10 from 6 votes
Episode runtime
~52 minutes
Status
Released
Networks
Norris Highway, E-LIFE Film
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Overview

E-Life is a 2017 documentary film that examines the lifecycle of modern electronic devices. The film investigates the consequences of disposing of computers, smartphones, and tablets after they are replaced or broken. It explores the global journey of these items, tracing their path from consumers in the United Kingdom to recyclers working in the dumps of Ghana. Through this investigation, the documentary highlights the impact of electronic waste on the environment, the economy, and human health. The film aims to uncover unpleasant and often unknown truths regarding the disposal of electrical goods. By following the movement of discarded technology, the documentary provides a look at the systemic issues surrounding e-waste. It serves as an exploration of the hidden costs associated with the constant cycle of upgrading personal technology. The narrative focuses on the detrimental effects that these discarded products have on various populations and the planet, offering a perspective on what occurs after electronic devices are thrown away by their original owners.

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Should you watch it?

“Discover where discarded electronics go and the hidden tolls of global e-waste.”

Reasons to watch
  • Explores what happens to electrical goods after they are thrown away.
  • Exposes unpleasant and unknown truths about the detrimental effects of e-waste.
  • Follows journeys from consumers in the UK to recyclers in the dumps of Ghana.
Keep in mind
  • It addresses heavy environmental and health topics that may be distressing.

Watch it if you want to understand the real-world environmental and health consequences of discarding old electronics.

The tone is documentary and investigative, running for 52 minutes, and is suitable for viewers interested in environmental issues.

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Where can I stream E-Life?

Streaming availability details can be checked on The Movie Database (TMDB) platform.

Is E-Life worth watching?

It is worth watching for anyone interested in the environmental, health, and economic impacts of global e-waste.

What is the binge duration for E-Life?

The documentary has a total runtime of 52 minutes.

Are there essential episodes to watch?

E-Life is a feature-length documentary film rather than a series with episodes.

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