Flow: For Love of Water (2008)

Water is indispensable to human beings and is the source of life for all living things on earth. However, this important resource is dwindling, and human greed is the biggest reason. Coca- cola's bottled water has become one of Coca-Cola's most profitable products. In Japan, Coca-Cola water is one of the cheaper options. Coca-Cola and Pepsi were the sponsors on the list at the Republican convention in the United States and the Olympic Games in China a few weeks ago. In Europe, you are not even allowed to bring your own water to a music venue, so you have to pay for beer and soft drinks. This autumn, as usual, there are several unveiling documentaries. This time we're talking about water. You know that the water you drink is more expensive than oil. You know that the water you drink has been hoarded in the mall for half a year. You know that Australia is now suffering from water shortage. It is estimated that there will be water shortage refugees in Australia in a few years' time. Director Sha Lingna read an article by the nation entitled Who owns water in 2001. After the article, it began to explore the privatization of water resources, and traveled to Asia, Africa, Europe and other regions to find enterprises to monopolize water.