Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World

This movie was recommended, and I will be recommending to everyone too.

Well shot, perfect angles and light, and the music matches everything seamlessly.

A humble girl with Aspergers, inadvertently showing the world how rediculous Trump really is.

This is an insight to the life, troubles and passion of the generational champion for Climate change.

Easy to judge a book by its cover, but Greta's strength is in her works. She wanted to DO something that could make a difference, not just talk about it. We all need to DO more, and how great that our symbol of that change is a teenage girl with Aspergers who had a gift of reasoning and strength in her words to move listeners to action.

Is so apt that her psychological condition rejects popularity, as she has had to develop a coping mechanism to help her handle large crowds.

Will done to the film makers. You've captured her passions well.

Attenborough recently released a documentary on his life as a naturalist which he calls his witness statement. He feels it is his duty to warn the world of the impending crises if humanity continues destroying the environment at its present pace. This series in collaboration with Greta Thunberg is a continuation of that mission. I am grateful he has lived such a long and learned life which he has shared with the world and that he is now passing the torch to someone as dedicated and determined as Greta.

Learn about Autism and how difficult this is for Greta. It not about fame or money it's purely about having a future that is survivable.

She is 100% correct about her mission and on the lack of actions being taken. She is the voice of the future generations that have to live with the messes we created. Go girl go! My heart is with you.

Fantastic show, covers the science clearly and her meeting with Sir David Attenborough is fantastic!

What an inspiration she is!

Greta comes across as a very engaging person with many talents. Not least of these is the ability and courage to speak in front of thousands apparently without fear. The information provided in the program is very useful and the need to call out those 'greenwashing' their operations very clearly demonstrated. It is very apparent that many have not grasped the urgency of the situation, In many ways very depressing, yet clear that there is the will and the opportunity to make the changes necessary.