The second edition of the Climate Crisis Film Festival will be taking place online from November 16th – 22nd, on-demand for the whole week.

The festival dissects the climate crisis from a range of perspectives with 10 distinct themes. Witness films yet unreleased in the UK; such as the award-winning Anthropocene: The Human Epoch and the enlightening The Forum. Plus a range of amazing short films by emerging young filmmakers. Finally, 25 speakers, ranging from economists and architects to artists, activists and thought-leaders will use the films as a springboard to provide forward-looking visions of the future. Take part in the biggest climate event of the year, we hope to see you online!

The West is responsible for innumerable historical injustices against the Global South, now culminating in climate change taking its biggest toll on third-world communities that had no hand in creating the issue. Reckoning with these facts, what are the economic, legal and social tools we can leverage to correct a history of exploitation?

Featuring: Jojo Mehta (Stop Ecocide), Nabil Ahmed (INTERPRT), Gloria Bulus (Climate Reality Africa)

Tickets can be purchased  HERE

The second edition of the Climate Crisis Film Festival will be taking place online from November 16th – 22nd, on-demand for the whole week.

The festival dissects the climate crisis from a range of perspectives with 10 distinct themes. Witness films yet unreleased in the UK; such as the award-winning Anthropocene: The Human Epoch and the enlightening The Forum. Plus a range of amazing short films by emerging young filmmakers. Finally, 25 speakers, ranging from economists and architects to artists, activists and thought-leaders will use the films as a springboard to provide forward-looking visions of the future. Take part in the biggest climate event of the year, we hope to see you online!

Climate Anxiety vs Positive Resilience

Learning about climate change can be overwhelming — it’s no wonder that climate anxiety is becoming widespread. How can we channel these negative emotions to empower and connect us?
Featuring: Extinction Rebellion

Tickets can be purchased HERE

The second edition of the Climate Crisis Film Festival will be taking place online from November 16th – 22nd, on-demand for the whole week.

The festival dissects the climate crisis from a range of perspectives with 10 distinct themes. Witness films yet unreleased in the UK; such as the award-winning Anthropocene: The Human Epoch and the enlightening The Forum. Plus a range of amazing short films by emerging young filmmakers. Finally, 25 speakers, ranging from economists and architects to artists, activists and thought-leaders will use the films as a springboard to provide forward-looking visions of the future. Take part in the biggest climate event of the year, we hope to see you online!

Art For Change: The Power Of Visual Culture

The visual arts have long been a catalyst for change — nothing can shock, move and trigger a change of conscience faster than a powerful image. But how does the way we represent climate change through art shape our narratives and action?
Featuring: Culture Declares Emergency, Aleksandra Jach (Biennale Warszawa), Sarah Nelson, Nicole Granados (Adventure Photographer), Kelly Majewski (Climate Jam)

Tickets can be purchased HERE

The second edition of the Climate Crisis Film Festival will be taking place online from November 16th – 22nd, on-demand for the whole week.

The festival dissects the climate crisis from a range of perspectives with 10 distinct themes. Witness films yet unreleased in the UK; such as the award-winning Anthropocene: The Human Epoch and the enlightening The Forum. Plus a range of amazing short films by emerging young filmmakers. Finally, 25 speakers, ranging from economists and architects to artists, activists and thought-leaders will use the films as a springboard to provide forward-looking visions of the future. Take part in the biggest climate event of the year, we hope to see you online!

Panel Discussion From Paris To Glasgow: The Fight Is On

2021 will be a defining year for the climate — the outcome of the COP26 conference of nations in November will set the scene of international action for the decade to come. What can the climate movement do to keep the pressure on in the next 12 months?

Featuring: Ingmar Rentzhog (We Don’t Have Time), Zsolt Bauer (Climate Reality Europe), Todd Olive (MockCOP), Benn Wiebe (HF Productions), Kat Jones (Stop Climate Chaos)

Tickets can be purchased HERE