The Anthropologist
The Anthropologist (2015)

The Anthropologist

1/5
(11 votes)
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Awards

Arizona International Film Festival 2016


Festival Prize
Best Documentary

Cleveland International Film Festival 2016


Global Health Competition
Best Film

Dallas International Film Festival 2016


Silver Heart Award

DOC NYC 2015


Viewfinders Grand Jury Prize

Northern Virginia International Film and Music Festival 2016


Festival Award
Best Documentary Over 45 Minutes

Santa Cruz Film Festival 2016


Environmental Film Award
EarthVision Environmental Film Grand Jury Prize

St. Louis International Film Festival 2015


Joe Pollack and Joe Williams Awards
Best Documentary Feature

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Reviews

Dallas International Film Festival Greetings again from the darkness. Following an anthropologist around for 5 years will either sound interesting to you or not.

Over the course of five years, a mother and a daughter – the mother, Susan Crate, being an anthropologist – set out to study the impact of climate change on local communities across the globe. While the premise sounds promising, the film fails to deliver.

Full disclosure, I believe in climate change, but films on the topic tend to be doom-and-gloom with a side of preachy, overly earnest lecturing. To my surprise, this film is not that at all.

Recently saw THE ANTHROPOLOGIST in class as part of World Anthropology Day. As an anthro student I was fascinated by its main subjects Susie and her daughter Katie.

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