In the engine room of climate policy

A film by
Lena Müller, Alexander Ebert

Storms, drought, heat, heavy rain: Climate change is coming even faster than feared, and the consequences are already clearly visible. The new report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change published in March leaves no doubt about this finding. Global warming of 1.5 degrees is already threatening by 2030 – ten years earlier than previously predicted.In this film, insiders from politics, business and society report on how economic interests, political ideologies and social inertia are preventing the world from being saved. The film explores the 30-year failure in the climate crisis. It embarks on a journey into the engine room of gridlock.
 

ZDF / ARTE, 2021 – 52 min.

A production by

a&o buero filmproduktion

 

A film by

Lena Müller

Alexander Ebert

Editoring

Dragan Petrovic

Karl-Heinz Satzger

Camera

Ines Thomsen

Tatjana Krstevski

Phil Caller

Sound

Martin Kleinmichel

Music

Novak Askovic

Grafics

KIM&HIM

Sounddesign

Peter Schröder

Colour grading

Karl-Heinz Satzger

Archiv

AP Archive

Shutterstock

United Nations Library

INA

ARD

Greenpeace

Germanwatch

Editors ZDF/ARTE

Ann-Christin Hornberger

Martin Pieper