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The Future Planet Film Series

Join us for the Future Planet Film Series this autumn, featuring films that explore the impacts of climate change and the degradation of ecosystems, as well as how scientists, local communities, and innovators worldwide are working toward positive change.

How are human actions shaping Earth’s future? What hidden costs does the green transition impose on ecosystems and communities in the Global South? And how can technology help halt biodiversity loss? These questions are explored in the Future Planet Film Series, presented at KTH Climate Action Centre during autumn 2025 in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut.

All screenings will be held on Wednesdays from 16.00 at the KTH Climate Action Centre, in Teknikringen 43.

Programme

People in desert

29/10: Sukande Kasáká – Ailing land (2025)

A film about the efforts of Kamikia and Lewaiki, members of the Kisêdjê people in Brazil, to to defend Indigenous rights and land against environmental destruction.

Recycling facility

5/11: Recycling Colony (2024)

A film that explores the complex reality of sustainability.

Landscape affected by mineral extraction

12/11: Scars of Growth (2024)

A film in which French economist Timothée Parrique shares a critical perspective on the economic views informing some Green Growth strategies with a focus on mineral extraction.

Meadow with cows

19/11: World Without Cows (2024)

A documentary which seeks to interrogate the role of cattle in global food production, economies, and traditions while also addressing concerns about their impact on climate change.

Hand pointing

10/12: Anthropocene – The undeniable truth (2024)

A film examining the human impact on Earth's ecosystems, climate, and geology, and its implications for our planet's future.

17/12: Outgrow the System (2023)

A film about emerging ideas and practices that promote equitable production and consumption.