ENDGAME 2050, a new environmental documentary, featuring musician Moby, has recently been completed, and its purpose is to sound the alarm on the ecological endgame that humanity has backed itself into as we approach the year 2050.
Physician turned filmmaker Sofia Pineda Ochoa, MD, who directed ENDGAME 2050, says, “I think many environmental films sugarcoat our reality and the extent of changes needed. They sometimes don’t want to make people too uncomfortable. But I think that does a grave disservice to the audience and the planet. I worked hard to self-finance this film and maintain the freedom to clearly lay out the dire situation in which we now find ourselves, and the responsibility for these global problems that we all bear. I think we owe it to the planet, other species, and ourselves to not bury our heads in the sand.”
WATCH MOBY’S MESSAGE FROM THE FILM About Sofia Pineda Ochoa, MD, director of ENDGAME 2050:
Sofia was born and raised in Guadalajara, Mexico. She attended medical school there and, as a student, her dream was to help people as a doctor. She devoted a full decade of her life for medical training in that pursuit. Over time, however, her perspective changed on what she believes is most urgent. She has come to understand that humans – herself included – are literally destroying the planet on which we live. Humanity, she believes, is not only making the planet uninhabitable for human civilization, but also for countless other species with whom we share this world. She believes this is a crime like no other and feels a deep sense of concern, in particular, for all the other animals who are being decimated by human activities. She made ENDGAME 2050 because she wants people to wake up to the gravity of the situation before it’s too late.
ENDGAME 2050 has a planned release date in Summer 2020.