Film Lens
The documentary focuses on the political climate in Germany just before the 2021 election, highlighting the public's concerns about climate change and government inaction. It features interviews with citizens affected by severe flooding, which has been linked to climate change, and emphasizes the urgency of addressing these issues. The film captures the sentiments of individuals like Rafael Real, who lost his home to floods, and ER Buckles, who expresses distrust in politicians and a desire for real solutions.
Through the voices of citizens and politicians, such as Thomas Andl from the CSU party, the documentary illustrates the growing frustration among the populace regarding the government's response to climate crises. It raises questions about the future direction of Germany, particularly in relation to climate responsibility and the need for effective policies that resonate with the electorate's demands for change.
Why Watch
- •See how flooding in Germany has changed public opinion on climate.
- •Meet citizens who lost their homes and demand political action.
- •Find out what young Germans envision for their country's future.
Did You Know
•More than 180 people died in the floods in Western Germany in July 2021.
•The town of Blessum near Cologne experienced a significant mudslide that created a large crater.
•In 2013, Germany was also hit hard by floods, but few blamed climate change at that time.
•Rafael Real lost his apartment due to the floods, which destroyed the entire area.
Perfect For
Climate change advocatesGerman politics followersDisaster response enthusiasts