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In 2040, filmmaker Damon Gameau is in quest of climate solutions that may lead to a better world for his daughter in the titular year, while Erlend E Mo’s Journey to Utopia follows his family’s move to Permatopia - a self-sufficient, organic farming cooperative in Denmark. Emily Munro’s Living Proof: A Climate Story explores Scotland’s relationship to the global climate crisis through archive footage. Sumit is in Glasgow to present the film to the conference. That village has now disappeared due to erosion and rising water. Less than three years ago Bangladeshi filmmaker Rezwan Shahriar Sumit shot festival favourite film The Salt in Our Waters in a fishing village.

Running as part of the conference is a series of screenings that are very relevant today. I hope that The Green Planet helps change the conversation and makes each of us stop, look, and see the world through a new green lens.” The more we distance ourselves from our greatest allies, the more trouble we are in. But plants are vital for our survival on this planet. It is an informally-proposed form of cognitive bias called ‘plant blindness’. “As humans, we are hardwired to prioritise animals over plants. “I want to challenge you to open your eyes and not just look but see the green planet around us,” Williams said. The event began with environmental doyen Sir David Attenborough unveiling his BBC series, The Green Planet, at a gala IMAX screening, with Game of Thrones star and environmental advocate Maisie Williams delivering the opening address. However, on the film and television front matters are much better.Īlso Read | Get ‘First Day First Show’, our weekly newsletter from the world of cinema, in your inbox. There have been plenty of cop-outs at COP26, the 2021 United Nations climate change conference currently taking place in Glasgow, including some countries revealing net zero targets 30 to 40 years after the globally-agreed date of 2030 and others paying lip service to the event’s theme while actively encouraging fossil fuels.