On the occasion of Earth Day, we thought we’d recommend 5 TV series that address issues such as sustainability, nature and climate change.
On the occasion of Earth Daywe thought we’d put together 5 titles between TV series And docuseries currently available in stream which address (some in a more detailed and evident way than others) issues such as sustainability and respect for the environment and nature. If it is a topic that is particularly close to your heart, perhaps it could be a good idea to recover these productions.
5 TV Shows to Watch to Celebrate Earth Day
Zac Efron: Down to earth
Let’s start with a docuseries that has the protagonist Zac Efron: Down to earthcreated in collaboration with Netflix (is available on the same streaming platform) in 2020. The actor, known since the days of High School Musicals, wanted to make a docuseries showing his journey around the world, from France to Puerto Rico, from Iceland to Peru. An Italian stage is also included in his adventures, the Sardinia. In between, Zac Efron tries to reflect on the issues that are particularly close to his heart, from nature to green energy until to sustainable living practices.
Sweet Tooth
We could have perhaps suggested the most popular titles such as the very recent one The Last of Us. Instead we prefer to focus attention on Sweet Toothwhose second season is coming to Netflix. Based on the comic of the same name by Jeff Lemirethe fantasy series is set in a dystopian world grappling with a pandemic that has favored the birth of hybrid children: half human and half animal.
The Secrets of the Elephants
On the occasion of Earth Day, on Disney+ he arrives The Secrets of the Elephantsa documentary made by James Cameronsuccessful director who brought to the cinema Titanic And Avatars to mention some of his works. To celebrate Earth Day, Cameron has proposed a new docuseries titled Secrets of nature. After The Secrets of the Whalesit’s time for Elephant Secrets. Divided into four episodes, as another strong point it has chosen a Hollywood narrator: that of Natalie Portman.
Extrapolations
Set in an apocalyptic scenario it is also Extrapolationsone of the recent novelties of AppleTV+ with Meryl Streep in the cast. Set in the not too distant future, between 2030 and 2070, the anthological series proposes a world on the verge of collapse due to climate change, albeit technologically advanced.
Ragnarok
The last TV series that we would like to recommend for Earth Day is Ragnaroka Norwegian teen fantasy available on Netflix that on the one hand mixes the Norse deities as Thor And Lokion the other hand, anchors to current issues such as the sustainability And the defense of the planet from pollution. The series, in fact, is set in an imaginary town in Norway known to be among the most polluted on the planet due to a multinational company operating in the area.