EVALUATION OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES IN “PLAN B” FILM FRAMEWORK

EVALUATION OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES IN “PLAN B” FILM FRAMEWORK ABSTRACT In 2010, Hal Weiner's directorial film, "Plan B: Civilization Rescue Mobilization," which is 84 minutes, tells the story of Lester R. Brown, which sheds light on the abstract and interpretive aspects of the sustainability concept and provides examples of what makes sustainability meaningful. It inspires people by telling real stories about renewable energy sources and energy efficiency. Invite individuals to hope and common sense by sharing their work, movements, systems of thought, practices, teachings, a new level of consciousness and a sustainable vision of life for the sake of a 'sustainable life' on earth; they are trying to pull themselves out of a powerless system and encourage them to discover their own power. At the same time, the details of this plan, which is a plan of hope, both written and filmed, will be examined in the frame of "Plan B: Civilization Rescue Mobilization", and the problems encountered by the Earth will be searched and solutions will be sought. Through the analysis of the film made, it was tried to find solution proposals with the audience for the problems discussed in four main themes.How could our film hero, who best describes international cultural communication in the world, be so successful? In this study, we tried to find the secrets of success by examining the “Plan B” film of Lester R. Brown, who worked in different countries of the world, to increase the productivity