The reunion of three friends, among tango, dance, music and the opportunity of a trip that will take them as in their good old days to travel the route of the country.
Valentina dreams of being a trapeze artist and believes that because she is Down she will not be able to achieve it, but her grandmother assures her that, if the caterpillars manage to turn into butterflies, nothing is impossible.
Julie suddenly decides to runaway, leaving all behind. Her escape will take her till far away lands where she believes she can hide from herself in a little remote village. But no one knows who Julie is. No one know who hides behind her evasive eyes.
Behind climate crisis lies a great opportunity to build a better world. We look at three example solutions that, as well as reducing emissions, improve everyone's lives, embarking on a journey around the world to see solutions in action.
All change begins with: "What if...". What if there were another better way to produce our food, manage water and natural resources, and reduce emissions? What if there were other ways to design our cities or to air-condition our homes?
Change usually provokes rejection, but the best stories revolve around change. Accompanied by Kate Raworth, an economist who wanted to turn economics upside down with her "doughnut economics," we look at stories of amazing metamorphoses.
There are sources of emissions that remain outside the collective imagination: methane leaks, the inefficiency of our homes - But all of these have solutions. Even complex problems like food waste or the excess of meat can become allies.
Can we imagine a better future, a 100% renewable future, in which cities improve the quality of life of their inhabitants, in which we replace scarcity with abundance and find ways to reconcile renewable energy production and ecology?
We have addressed many sectors and solutions but there seems to be something missing to achieve a reduction in atmospheric CO2. We must address the problem with our oceans and make sure we eradicate inequality.
