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e-wasteland
Where do our electronics go at the end of their life?
A FILM BY DAVID FEDELE (20mins) 2012
David is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, traveler, wanderer, dreamer, musician, part-time philosopher and full-time incessant thinker.
He entered the world of documentary filmmaking through a love of travel and exploring different cultures, having traveled extensively throughout Australasia, Europe, the Middle East, South America and Africa.
Generally working alone, self-producing and self-funding his projects, David is particularly interested in exploring cultural, humanitarian and social justice issues.
DAVID FEDELE - One-man film crew / director / producer / editor
David’s first film PNG Style was awarded “Best Documentary” at the Portobello Film Festival 2010 in London, United Kingdom and has been broadcast on television in Australia and Papua New Guinea. This film follows David on a three-month solo journey around Papua New Guinea - armed only with a backpack, camcorder and travelling guitar.
David returned to Papua New Guinea again in 2011, to produce Bikpela Bagarap (Big Damage), a film that explores illegal logging in PNG, and the impact this is having on local indigenous communities and the environment. This film has screened an many festivals around the world, winning numerous awards, and has been broadcast on television in Australia and Papua New Guinea.
David spent three months at the start of 2012 in Ghana, West Africa, shooting and editing e-wasteland.
David’s new latest film after e-wasteland is a feature-length documentary called THE LAND BETWEEN, a film that follows the lives of Sub-Saharan African migrants living in the forests of northern Morocco, dreaming of making it to Europe for a “better life”.
