Film Lens
Stick Together follows five climate activists after their hunger strike in Berlin's government district. The film centers on Lina, who has joined the group 'Last Generation,' while her comrades are preparing for the eviction of Lützerath, a village set for demolition due to mine expansion. The documentary captures the tension and urgency of their activism as they confront the realities of climate change and the lengths they are willing to go to for their ideals.
The film is 91 minutes long and employs a direct cinema approach, focusing on the personal stories of the activists involved. It presents a raw look at their motivations and the actions they take in the face of government decisions impacting the environment. The setting in Berlin and the impending eviction of Lützerath serve as critical backdrops for the activists' struggle for climate justice.
Why Watch
- •Follow Lina's journey with the 'Last Generation' group.
- •See the preparations for the eviction of Lützerath.
- •Meet activists confronting climate change directly.
Did You Know
•The film features five climate activists reuniting after a hunger strike.
•Lützerath is a village facing demolition for mine expansion.
•The documentary has a runtime of 91 minutes.
Perfect For
Climate activismDirect cinema fansEnvironmental justice