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Anima Mundi

Anima Mundi

Anima Mundi is the first documentary by director, Peter Charles Downey (2011). An independent, unique and interesting feature on peak oil, climate change, permaculture and Gaia theory. Starring David Holmgren, Vandana Shiva, Noam Chomsky, Michael C. Ruppert, Michael Reynolds (earthships), John Seed, Dr. Mark O'Meadhra, Dr. Christine James and Permablitz. HD 77 minutes. Anima Mundi is Latin for 'soul of the world'.

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