Follow the Manhattan-based Beavan family as they abandon their high consumption 5th Avenue lifestyle and try to live a year while making no net environmental impact. —IMDb
The movie played off more like, what the wife loves, a reality TV show and was far less informative as I had hoped. Entertaining? To a degree, but not the promise I had hoped to see. I get that the experiment was more about if one is able to maintain happiness and live life well in the conditions described, but it still had lead to believe that we'd be seeing something more based on health and welfare.
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This is one big-gimmick. But who cares!
This family attempted something wonderful and came out better for it, with an overabundance of easy to implement yet high-impact ideas/opinions. read review