Trash

Everybody's doing it.
Featured videos
Quentin and His Birdbox Orchestra by Sean Reynard
Garbage Rave by Yilmaz Sen
Opening titles by Thomas Deininger
Trash dumping footage provided by iStock (uncredited)
Extrapolate by Johan Rijpma
Bambi by Joseph Melhuish
Global Warming by Koba K24
Garbage truck image provided by iStock (uncredited)
Pretty by Mary Dauterman
The End Is Equal by Shively Humperdink
Open Ocean by Nate Milton
#DISRUPT by Matt Reynolds (+4)
Plastic Dreams by Bureau Klaus Alman (+1)
Featured songs
"Gnossienne No. 1" by Erik Satie, performed by Sean Reynard (uncredited)
"Got Wet in the Bomb Shelter" by Tobacco
"Snowblind" by Tanya Tagaq
Open Ocean music by Buck St. Thomas
"A Talk Inside the Piano" by The Secret Whistle
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