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Eco Warriors

2026·50m|

Recent·Climate Action

- English

Eco-terrorism, environmental activism

Director:Jennifer Isme Pickford

Producer:Jennifer Isme Pickford

Original Soundtrack:Alan Jossul

Cinematography:Jennifer Isme Pickford

Assistant Camera:Nat Needham

Narrator:Hazel Lennox

Eco Warrior:Tre Arrow, Ingmar Lee, Derrick Jensen, Zoe Blunt, Alexandra Morton, Tzeporah Berman, Ruth Masters

Legal Defense Attorney:Greg Kafoury

Storyteller:Hazel Lennox

Tre Arrow's Sister:Shawna Scarpitti

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society:Paul Watson

International Council Of 13 Indgenous Grandmothers:Mona Palacca

Tre Arrow's Friend:Sarah Marie Greive

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