The children are all proper — the world they’re inheriting, not a lot. “The Revolution Era,” Rebecca and Josh Tickell’s look inside world youth actions geared toward addressing local weather change and different ills plaguing the planet, has discovered a house. Greenwich Leisure snagged North American rights to the documentary. Deadline confirmed the information.
“The Revolution Era” is narrated by “Quick & Livid” staple Michelle Rodriguez and explores the “culminating world environmental disaster and its connections to social, racial, and cultural injustices and profiles a bunch of younger leaders who’re taking a no holds barred strategy to fixing these points. Its launch is timed to coincide with the 2022 US mid-term elections and to encourage younger folks to get entangled in coverage change as a way of rectifying environmental points,” per the supply. It options interviews with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, amongst others.
The movie premiered at DOC LA and took residence three awards. “The Revolution Era” will hit theaters April 22 to coincide with Earth Day, and its launch will embody a nationwide school and impression marketing campaign.
“This can be a tipping level second the place the way forward for our planet and our species hangs within the steadiness. That’s why we’re excited to carry out ‘The Revolution Era’ on Earth Day with Greenwich to youth audiences across the nation. It’s the younger activists who should step up and lead the environmental motion now, and this film exhibits them new methods to win this combat,” the administrators commented.
Rebecca and Josh Tickell’s different credit embody “Kiss the Floor,” “Good Fortune,” and “Pump.”
Supply: Women And Hollywood