This is the title of a Bloomberg article about films where climate change is a main character. From silly action flicks to serious documentaries, "worth watching".
But before we list them, here is a recent video from Euronews, "2022 video recap: The year that devastating floods, heatwaves and droughts gripped Europe". Its a 4 minutes video showing extreme weather events that plagued Europe every week since August.
"Iceland: hundreds stranded amid extreme weather" is another Euronews video about what happened in Iceland about 10 days ago.
Here is the list of films by Bloomberg Green team. By the way, the original article is here and after each name we included link to a trailler at YouTube.
Alcarràs (2022). Rural way of life that’s disappearing ... to cut the trees, install solar panels and switch to farming clean power (!) https://youtu.be/5__6yoPMBRY
David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet (2020). Documentary by a British broadcaster and biologist. https://youtu.be/3_WvasZwTqU
Chasing Coral (2017). About climate change’s consequences to this form of life. https://youtu.be/b6fHA9R2cKI
The Nice Guys (2016). Car pollution and catalytic converter. https://youtu.be/4-fIzAynKT4
Interstellar (2014). Spacial mission to find a new home for humanity after Earth’s agriculture fails. https://youtu.be/J93-g5SrmoQ
Snowpiercer (2013). Earth back on a catastrophic ice age. https://youtu.be/lGcJL6TG5cA
Wall-E (2008). A garbage-collecting robot in a planet, now a wasteland covered in litter. https://youtu.be/AK1UxqK2DbM
The Mist (2007). Sinister air, social turmoil, denial of evidence and failure of collective action in the face of disaster. https://youtu.be/48a3_HBJ2co
The Day After Tomorrow (2004). End-of-the-world, climate, giant waves, tremendous storms etc. https://youtu.be/pxhMPDaftG4
Princess Mononoke (1997). The conflict between commerce and nature. https://youtu.be/g9k72pqWQsY
Waterworld (1995). About life after the ice caps melt. And the strugle for drinking water. https://youtu.be/rUSYc46-mSY
FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992). About pollution and destruction of the rainforest. https://youtu.be/b1ChfjQKCYI
Soylent Green (1973). About the future. Year 2022 (!). Dystopian, overpopulation, dead oceans, year-round heat and humidity, water, food and shelter all scarce. https://youtu.be/N_jGOKYHxaQ
We conclude by quoting the Bloomberg Green team: "And as 2022 draws to a close — friends and family gathering together — you may find yourself looking for a film everyone can agree ...".