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TOMORROW – the world is full of solutions

TOMORROW – the world is full of solutions

“We didn’t ask ourselves whether we wanted to save the planet – we just got started.”

That is one of the first messages in the film’s trailer. “There are no perfect democracies or economic models. But on our journey we found a new vision for a world in which communities are more autonomous and therefore freer” is another powerful quote.

The trailer for the film currently shows more than 270,000 views, and the number is rising. We too would like to take up the film’s messages and invite you to watch it. It is definitely worth the time.

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ABOUT THE FILM When the actress Mélanie Laurent (“Inglourious Basterds”, “Beginners”) and the French activist Cyril Dion read a study in the journal “Nature” predicting the probable collapse of our civilisation within the next 40 years, they refuse to accept this horror scenario. They soon realise, however, that existing approaches are not enough to inspire a broad section of the population and move them to act. So the two of them set off. They talk to experts and visit projects and initiatives around the world that pursue alternative ecological, economic and democratic ideas. What they find are answers to the most pressing questions of our time – and the certainty that there can be another story for our future.

TOMORROW strikes a chord with the times. Awarded the César for Best Documentary, the film became an audience favourite in France in recent months and has so far inspired more than a million viewers. For their stirring documentary, Mélanie Laurent and Cyril Dion travelled to ten countries. As with a jigsaw puzzle, it soon becomes clear that only the sum of the solutions paints the picture of a different future. TOMORROW proves that a dream can become tomorrow’s reality as soon as people take action.

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