Climate change is often perceived as a “distant” or “unreal” problem, but this movie did a great job of illustrating the fact that many communities are already experiencing the devastating effects of climate change today. The film really highlighted a necessary message of how climate change is a persistent problem, that is hurting not only the environment but people as well. I feel like many documentaries centered on climate change focus more on the effects on the ecosystem while this focuses on “the human element” which is necessary for some people to see in order to realize just how much of a problem climate change is. From the families whose children have severe asthma from extreme pollution to the fishing community struggling to make money with rising sea levels, showcasing the human side of climate change effects was a very interesting and new concept this movie delivered well.