The horror short film contest organized by the Plastic Pollution Coalition, which highlights the horrors of plastic pollution, has attracted participants from Argentina, Italy, Kenya, Mexico, and the United States. As part of their submissions, filmmakers were asked to provide a sustainability report explaining how they had avoided single-use plastics, sourced their materials and suppliers sustainably, and incorporated energy-efficient practices into their productions. The result was a collection of films focused on environmental issues, produced in an eco-friendly way.
First place went to the short film Homo Plastikus, written and directed by Latin American Jimena Ayala, fromAcciĂłn EcolĂłgica MĂ©xico. The film shows how, in a world where plastic surrounds us and is inside us, a plastic pandemic has begun and humans are becoming plasticized. But there may still be hope: Eco Clinic has a cure. Would you try it? | 
