Ethos (2011)

Ethos, a documentary released in 2011, is a film that makes us think. It’s like a journey through the less talked-about parts of our world. Now, let’s simply talk about this movie, so everyone can understand.

Imagine you have a big, beautiful garden. You love this garden, and you take care of it. But one day, you notice that some of the plants are not doing well. You find out that the tools and stuff you used to help them grow were actually not good for them. This is what Ethos shows us about our planet.

The movie has Woody Harrelson, a famous actor, as the host. He talks to us about how sometimes, the things we do and the way we buy stuff can hurt our big garden, Earth. He tells us that some people who make big decisions are sometimes more worried about money than our garden. And that’s not good.

Ethos also tells us that the news we watch on TV might not tell us everything. Sometimes, they show us what those money-worried people want us to see. That means we don’t always get the full story.

But here’s the good part: we can change things. The movie says that if we all learn about this and start buying things more smartly, we can help our garden. We can choose to buy from people who care about the Earth just like we do.

Now, you might wonder, how can we know who cares? Well, the movie suggests looking for information and asking questions. It’s like being a detective in a store. When we do this, we make sure our money goes to the right place.

Ethos is not just a movie; it’s like a friend who tells you a secret. And this secret is that we all have the power to make our garden beautiful again. We just need to be careful with our choices.

So, what can we do after watching Ethos? We can talk to our friends and family about it. We can share what we learned and help others understand. It’s like when you learn a new game and teach it to your friends. It’s more fun when everyone plays.

In the end, Ethos wants us to think about our future. It wants us to look at our beautiful garden and say, I will take care of you. And when we all do this together, our garden will be full of life and happiness.

Remember, every little thing we do can help. Every time we choose to buy something good for our garden, we are making a difference. And that’s what Ethos is all about. It’s about making choices that help our garden, our Earth, to be a better place for everyone.