Picture this: a peaceful afternoon in a bustling Bristol park is interrupted by the sudden appearance of an enormous anthropomorphic beef burger. It’s not long before our team of Halfway Heroes – dressed in bold superhero costumes, capes flying, masks on – give chase, weaving between shocked dog walkers and amused passers-by.
And yes, we filmed the whole thing.
The result is a fast-paced, funny, and unexpectedly thought-provoking short film designed to do one thing: start a conversation. Because let’s face it – people don’t expect climate messaging to come with a side of slapstick. But maybe they should.
In a media-saturated world, we wanted to do something different. Something memorable. Something that cuts through the noise and invites people to stop, laugh and then think.
Why is the beef burger the villain? Because it represents one of the most environmentally damaging foods on the planet. Beef production is a major driver of climate change, generating 22.6 kg of CO₂e per kilogram produced in the EU, alongside causing deforestation, biodiversity loss, and water pollution.
The burger may be ridiculous, but the data behind it is very real.