Living Green - Episode 176 - Australian Sustainable Living

The Cannes Film Festival, known for its cinematic prestige, is also seen as a symbol of waste. To combat this, the festival has implemented measures to reduce trash and carbon emissions, such as setting up recycling points and organizing green teams. Additionally, panels are held to discuss how the film industry can achieve carbon neutrality.

What dual image does the Cannes Film Festival hold?

• An icon of cinema and environmental sustainability

• A symbol of cinema and wasteful consumption

• A representation of art and minimalism

• A festival of films and eco-friendly practices

What steps has the Cannes Film Festival taken to manage waste?

• Reducing the number of attendees

• Banning all plastic products

• Switching to digital-only publications

• Setting up recycling points and green teams

Where have recycling points been established during the festival?

• Inside the main cinema halls

• At the entrance of the festival

• Near the food stalls

• All over the Promenade de la Croisette

What is the purpose of the panels being held at the festival?

• To explore ways to achieve carbon neutrality in film production

• To plan the next year's festival

• To discuss the best films of the year

• To award the best recycling initiatives

What is the ultimate goal of the festival's environmental initiatives?

• To become the most popular film festival

• To generate a carbon neutral footprint

• To increase the number of films shown

• To reduce ticket prices