Talking About the Weather

This documentary explores the multifaceted relationship between humanity and the changing climate. Through interviews with leading scientists, activists, and ordinary citizens, it delves into the emotional and societal impact of extreme weather events and the urgent need for global action. The film highlights both the challenges and the inspiring efforts being made towards climate resilience and sustainability.

Talking About the Weather received widespread critical acclaim for its timely subject matter, empathetic storytelling, and expert analysis. Critics lauded its ability to humanize the climate crisis, making complex scientific data accessible and emotionally resonant for a broad audience. Audience reception was equally positive, with many viewers expressing a renewed sense of urgency and hope.

• Praised for its accessible yet profound exploration of the climate crisis.

• Commended for blending scientific expertise with compelling human narratives.

• Seen as an essential and inspiring call to action.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly appreciated the film's balanced perspective, highlighting its ability to explain complex climate science in an understandable way. Many found the personal stories particularly moving and impactful, encouraging them to take greater personal responsibility. Some reviews noted the film's effectiveness in fostering dialogue about environmental issues.

Winner: Sundance Film Festival - Audience Award for Best Documentary. Nominated: Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. Winner: Environmental Media Awards - Best Feature Film.

Director Sarah Jenkins spent over three years traveling to different climate hotspots around the world to interview subjects and capture footage for the documentary.