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Can we make greening the film industry sexy?

by Ben Smoke

It’s not easy being green, but the Green Rid­er ini­tia­tive aims to engage Hol­ly­wood’s biggest names with mak­ing changes to film­mak­ing that could help reduce the film indus­try’s car­bon footprint.
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Review

The Battle For Laikipia review – captures a violent story as it happens

by David Jenkins

A con­flict between indige­nous com­mu­ni­ties and white set­tlers in a region rav­aged by his­tor­i­cal griev­ances and cli­mate change is the sub­ject of this pow­er­ful doc.

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Review

Foe review – bewitching and terrifyingly plausible

by Leila Latif

Saoirse Ronan, Paul Mescal and Aaron Pierre star in Garth Davies’ unnerv­ing sci-fi dra­ma, based on Iain Rei­d’s nov­el about a cou­ple’s dis­turbed exis­tence in an Amer­i­ca rav­aged by cli­mate change.

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How blockbuster eco-disaster films impact our relationship with climate change

by Finlay van der Vossen

Do these films which imag­ine the ram­i­fi­ca­tions of a future cli­mate dis­as­ter help or hin­der our real-world con­ser­va­tion efforts?
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Festivals

How to Blow Up a Pipeline – first-look review

by Mark Asch

A group of activists take rad­i­cal action against cli­mate change in Daniel Gold­haber’s eco-thriller.
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Watch Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence in the Don’t Look Up trailer

by Charles Bramesco

They’re part of an ensem­ble cast includ­ing Meryl Streep and Tim­o­th­ée Cha­la­met in Adam McKay’s cli­mate change satire.
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Festivals

Weathering with You – first look review

by Kambole Campbell

Mako­to Shinkai’s bliss­ful fol­low-up to his 2016 smash, Your Name, plants teen romance in a cli­mate change disaster.
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Review

An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power

by Louise Busfield

An impas­sioned Al Gore returns to explain (again) how cli­mate change is killing the plan­et and what we can do to save it.

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Trailers

Watch an exclusive clip from An Inconvenient Sequel

by Catherine Pearson

Al Gore’s lat­est cru­sade reveals the shock­ing real­i­ties of cli­mate change.
Trailers

Al Gore takes aim at Trump in the sequel to An Inconvenient Truth

by Stephen Puddicombe

The for­mer Vice Pres­i­dent turns up the heat in the fol­low-up to his award-win­ning cli­mate change doc.