Homo Plasticus, l'invasion silencieuse des microplastiques

This French documentary examines the prevalence of microplastics and nanoplastics in the environment and the human body. It focuses on how these tiny residues are inhaled and ingested daily, eventually lodging in vital organs and bodily fluids. Through a scientific investigation, the film explores recent discoveries regarding the harm caused by this widespread contamination and the potential long-term consequences for the human species.

Directed by Elodie Bonnes, the film was produced by CNC, ARTE, PROCIREP, and Angoa-Agicoa. The production features a narrative voice-over by Alexandre Dima and includes appearances by scientists Alba Hernandez and Antonio Ragusa. Additionally, the documentary includes contributions from comedians Fabrizio Rosselli, Sodadeth San, and Merlin Farrugia. The film has a total runtime of 57 minutes.