Greenpeace goes grindhouse
In a trio of entertaining movie spoofs, La Chose Paris tackles the most serious of horrors with the silliest of hallmarks.
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- Agency La Chose/Paris
- Production Company Das Ding (In-House at La Chose)
- Director Alexandre Courtes
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Credits
powered by
- Agency La Chose/Paris
- Production Company Das Ding (In-House at La Chose)
- Director Alexandre Courtes
- Production Company Saint Gingembre
- Producer Jeremy Assoun
- Head of Production Thibaut Coiraud
- Creative Director Charles Flamand
- Art Director Hugo Morius
- DP Valentin Vignet
- Editor Nicolas Larrouquere
Credits
powered by
- Agency La Chose/Paris
- Production Company Das Ding (In-House at La Chose)
- Director Alexandre Courtes
- Production Company Saint Gingembre
- Producer Jeremy Assoun
- Head of Production Thibaut Coiraud
- Creative Director Charles Flamand
- Art Director Hugo Morius
- DP Valentin Vignet
- Editor Nicolas Larrouquere
Whilst it may not be as immediately scary as a loony with a chainsaw or an attack by an inanimate object, the human devastation of the planet is probably the most horrific scenario of the modern world.
Taking the tropes of B-movie thrillers and applying them to issues such as plastic pollution, oil production and deforestation, Greenpeace France and agency La Chose have created a trio of short-shockers that make a start point in a funny manner.
Directed by Alexandre Courtès, known for parody series Au service de la France, the films manage to make a smart, swift point whilst chucking in a chuckle for cult movie fans.
Greenpeace – Death Forestation
Greenpeace – Total Love
