Divide in Concord is a fantastic documentary about an 84 year old woman named Jean Hill that spent 3 years attempting to have bottled water banned from Concord, Massachusetts. The plastic bottles were damaging to the environment so Jean Hill took a personal stand against them. 

This film calls to action the toll the human race is taking on the Earth. The idea that by just eliminating the use of plastic water bottles alone, we could do an immense amount of good. It shows that no matter the age one person can change the world and start a movement unlike any other.

This film not only addresses climate change and the damaging affects of our waste but shows there is actually a way to help and it can be done by starting small. We all know the Earth is damaged but this film calls to the attention that something like plastic bottles can be eliminated from the equation and do alot. Plastic bottles are only recycled less than 20% of the time.- A fact I did not know until this film.  The rest goes into our oceans, water supplies, streets, and more. approximately 1,500 to 1,725 water bottles are used and thrown away every second in America. Jean Hill fought for 3 years to get one of the most historical towns in the nation to eliminate them from use and started a movement. 

R.I.P. Grizelda!  :(