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Tomorrow (2015)

A positive solution-oriented documentary on climate change

Documentary

7.6

movie

France
English, Finnish, French
Inspiring, Instructive
2015
Cyril Dion, Female director
Angela Merkel, Anthony Barnosky, Barack Obama
118 min

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Climate is changing. Instead of showing all the worst that can happen, this documentary focuses on the people suggesting solutions and their actions.

Our Take

7.6
The Staff

When filmmaker and actress Mélanie Laurent (Breathe, Inglorious Basterds) was pregnant with her son, she learned about a study that predicted that climate change would cause human civilization to crumble by 2050. Like many soon-to-be parents, she worried about what it means to bring a child to a world where that’s a scientific forecast.

Instead of despairing, she chose to make this movie about solutions. She traveled the world with an activist friend documenting how human ingenuity is getting in the way of the situation worsening. The documentary goes to 10 countries to investigate solutions on five levels: agriculture (food), energy, economy, education, and democracy.

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