Tomorrow

(Demain)

Take Concrete Steps Toward A Sustainable Future

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92% Rotten Tomatoes Critic Approval Rating
"Its real triumph is its pervasive feeling of hope."
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"a comprehensive look at ways in which activists, organizers and everyday citizens are trying to make the world a better, greener, more sustainable place."
"A forward-thinking take...
swaps the usual handwringing doomsday prophesizing in favor of a decidedly more proactive approach."
"makes reasoned and intelligent arguments... Recommended."
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Directed by
Cyril Dion & Melanie Laurent

Run Time: 120 min​
Rating: NR
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GENRES: Documentary, Environment

SYNOPSIS:
In 2012, “Nature” published a study led by more than 20 researchers from the top scientific institutions in the world predicting that humankind could disappear between 2040 and 2100. It also said that it could be avoided by drastically changing our way of life and take appropriate measures.  

Shortly after giving birth to her first child, French actress and director Mélanie Laurent (Inglorious Bastards) became increasingly aware of the dangers and the state of urgency that her son will face in the future. Along with friend and activist Cyril Dion and their crew, she decided to travel the world in search of solutions that can help save the next generations. The result is Tomorrow, an inspiring documentary that presents concrete solutions implemented throughout the world by hundreds of communities.  

From the US to the UK and through Finland and India, together they traveled to 10 countries to visit permaculture farms, urban agriculture projects and community-owned renewable initiatives to highlight people making a difference in the fields of food, energy, finance, democracy, and education. Their common ideas and examples make Tomorrow (Demain) one of the most essential and unexpectedly inspirational viewing experiences of our time.
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