The Troublemaker: How Extinction Rebellion Became A Global Climate Movement (2020)

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The film scratches the niggling itch that is lurking in many of our brains about the extinction of planetary systems that seems to be going on all around us, and the dawning realisation that something has to be done.

It was filmed and edited at a time when, for most of us, ‘global crisis’ was an abstract concept.  Now we know better.

With one foot in the past and one in the future, the film casts the reality of global crisis as an opportunity to live life without lies, a life that offers both resilience and joy through the power of collective action.

www.thetroublemakermovie.com
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