Hvor kan du se Tomorrow i Norge
All around the world, solutions exist
Climate is changing. Instead of showing all the worst that can happen, this documentary focuses on the people suggesting solutions and their actions. Oppdag "Tomorrow", en fengslende dokumentar film som først prydet skjermene i 2015. Denne produksjonen, som stammer fra Frankrike har bidrag fra Mélanie Laurent i rollen som Self, Angela Merkel i rollen som Self (archive footage) (uncredited), Barack Obama i rollen som Self (archive footage) (uncredited), Pierre Rabhi i rollen som Self og Vandana Shiva i rollen som Self.
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