Sanni, who engages in civil disobedience, has given up her job to save the world from a climate catastrophe. Quick-witted Eltti combines queer and environmental activism and uses that as fuel in their performances. The film paints a hopeful and sympathetic portrait of young activists who are ready to fight the climate crisis, even by breaking the law.
Sanni
Self
Eltti Kinnunen
Self
Sanni, who engages in civil disobedience, has given up her job to save the world from a climate catastrophe. Quick-witted Eltti combines queer and environmental activism and uses that as fuel in their performances. The film paints a hopeful and sympathetic portrait of young activists who are ready to fight the climate crisis, even by breaking the law.
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