Small Is Beautiful: Impressions of Fritz Schumacher (1978)
This film is a short documentary portrait of economist, technologist and lecturer Fritz Schumacher. Up to age 45, Schumacher was dedicated to economic growth. Then he came to believe that the modern technological explosion had grown out of all proportion to human need. Author of Small Is Beautiful - A Study of Economics as if People Mattered and founder of the London-based Intermediate Technology Development Group, he championed the cause of "appropriate" technology. The film introduces us to this gentle revolutionary a few months before his death.
Directors: Douglas Kiefer, Barrie Howells, Donald Brittain.
| Directing | Douglas Kiefer | Director |
| Directing | Barrie Howells | Director |
| Directing | Donald Brittain | Director |
