As We Burn

Description

The film begins with a group of teenagers, including Greta Thunberg and Isabelle Axelsson, protesting outside a parliament building, demanding urgent action on climate change. Their cardboard signs symbolize their determination to hold the adult world accountable for its failures, as they seek justice and a sustainable future. The documentary captures their experiences as they confront political indifference while trying to maintain their youth amidst the relentless pressure of activism. As the film progresses, it documents the personal lives of these young activists, highlighting the tension between their pursuit of social justice and their desire for normalcy, friendship, and future aspirations. Anton Örtell and Ell Jarl also feature prominently, showcasing the varied backgrounds and motivations within the group. The narrative unfolds through intimate interviews and footage of their protests, illustrating the impact of their activism on their daily lives and relationships, as they strive to make their voices heard in a world that often overlooks them.