They paved paradise / producer, Vivien Altman.

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"From the Bintang boulevards of Bali's most popular beaches to the spiritual heartland of Ubud in the island's high country, there's a growing resistance to rampant development and tourism at any cost. Young Balinese are angry about the cultural and environmental impact of millions of international...

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Corporate Author: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Other Authors: Altman, Vivien (Television producer)
Brown, Matt (Journalist) (Narrator, Onscreen presenter)
Language:English
Undetermined
Language of the Original:
Undetermined
Language and/or Writing System:
In English; portions in an undetermined language with English subtitles.
Published: [Australia] : ABC News, [2012]
Subjects:
Tourism > Environmental aspects > Indonesia > Bali Island.
Economic development > Environmental aspects > Indonesia > Bali Island.
Globalization > Economic aspects > Indonesia > Bali Island.
Environmental protection > Indonesia > Bali Island.
Bali Island (Indonesia)
Documentary television programs.
Short films.
Genre:
Documentary television programs.
Short films.
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Physical Description:1 streaming video file (28 min.) : sound, color.
Variant Title:
Bali : they paved paradise.
Other Uniform Title:Foreign correspondent (Television program)
Format: Electronic Video
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Summary:
"From the Bintang boulevards of Bali's most popular beaches to the spiritual heartland of Ubud in the island's high country, there's a growing resistance to rampant development and tourism at any cost. Young Balinese are angry about the cultural and environmental impact of millions of international visitors and the staggering hotel and commercial construction that's gobbling up their island. So they're mobilizing. This program looks at the groundswell of sentiment that wants to steer Bali away from being a playground filled with raucous bars and clubs and a colossal receptacle for the garbage and detritus that millions of tourists generate. Spotlighting a wide range of sociopolitical strategies, the film introduces viewers to an unlikely coalition of surfers, rockers, activists, and royalty who are saying, "Enough is enough-give us back our Bali!"--DVD container.
Call Number:G155.I5 T47 2012 Online
Credits:Camera, David Anderson, Sean Gilhooley; editor, Nick Brenner; research, Ake Prihantari.
Participant or Performer:
Reporter, Matt Brown.
Event Details:
Originally broadcast on May 15, 2012 as part of the Australian ABC News television series Foreign correspondent.