Tomorrow (2015) on Netflix
G20151h 58mDocumentary
The climate is changing. Rather than show the worst that could happen, the documentary presents projects in ten countries, in agriculture, energy, economy, democracy and education.
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- Netflix3.0/5
- IMDb7.9/103,735 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes93%
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Plot summary
Scientists describe the future as a great cause for concern, and the documentary answers them without giving in to catastrophism. It collects cases from ten countries where projects are already working, grouped in five chapters: agriculture, energy, economy, democracy and education, and treats them as answers to environmental and social problems of the twenty-first century. The initiatives shown come from France, including Réunion, Finland, Denmark, Belgium, India, the United Kingdom, the United States, Switzerland, Sweden and Iceland. The production team fell short of its funding, so on 27 May 2014 it began crowdfunding on KissKissBankBank with a goal of 200,000 euros; by 26 July 10,266 contributors had given 444,390 euros, more than a quarter of the budget.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Tomorrow (2015)
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- Tomorrow's production team fell short of funding, so on 27 May 2014 it launched a crowdfunding campaign on KissKissBankBank aiming for 200,000 Euro to finance the film and rent shooting equipment. By 26 July, it had raised 444,390 Euro from 10,266 contributors, more than a quarter of the film's budget.
- Tomorrow was shown at COP 21, the European Parliament, the UN, and every school in Brussels by the Brussels Minister of the Environment.
- Co-director Cyril Dion has used Tomorrow's success to support the Colibris (Hummingbird) movement, including during the French presidential campaign of 2017.
