A boy sits in the backseat of the family car at a filling station. He watches his father fill the tank with gasoline and hears the steady beeps measure the flowing gallons and the beating ...
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A boy sits in the backseat of the family car at a filling station. He watches his father fill the tank with gasoline and hears the steady beeps measure the flowing gallons and the beating heart of the earth as it's natural resources are depleted and polluting the earth. The father smiles lovingly, oblivious to the the sadness on his young son's mind. Written by Nicole Hansen
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
28 July 2007 (USA) See more »Box Office
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If you haven't seen this video, I highly recommend watching it. And when you find out who wrote and directed it, you will be even more blown away. The director found an innovative yet poignant way to deliver a very important message. Using a child in this video helps deliver it with a serious if not chilling significance, which is why it strikes a chord with so many viewers. Adding a well-known actor gives this short the credibility to be shown at the United Nations, and so many other places. The message is clear and still as relevant today as the day it was made (if not more so). If you like it, please share it with as many people as you can, because the more this is disseminated, the better place the world will be.