2099 Power in Us World Premiere

2099: POWER IN US – WORLD PREMIERE
7 November, 6 pm at Blue Water EduFest at the ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore

Our planet stands on the edge of a devastating tipping point. The Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica, the "Doomsday Glacier," is disintegrating at an alarming rate. Scientists warn, that when it collapses, which could happen in the next decade or the next few years, the global sea level could rise by two meters, wiping out coastal cities and reshaping the world as we know it. The consequences for humanity would be catastrophic.

In an attempt to avert this disaster, 120 extraordinary individuals ventured into the southernmost reaches of our planet, embarking on a daring mission to document the remains of the Antarctic in the time of climate change. These Climate Avengers, recognize the gravity of the moment; time is running out to prevent severe ravages by rising seas. Amidst an uncertain time. there is still hope.

"2099: Power in Us" chronicles the awe-inspiring journey of these Climate Avengers and their relentless determination to find solutions to mitigate the climate crisis. This powerful film showcases their fight to change the current trajectory that threatens to lead us toward a catastrophic 2099—a future where our planet may no longer be habitable.

This is more than just a documentary film. It's a rallying cry for action, courage and unity. Narrated by Times’s first hero of our planet, Dr Sylvia Earle this film reminds us that we have the power to make a difference, to repair and to preserve a habitable planet for future generations. Every act of awareness, every step toward change, embodies the strength within us to alter the course toward Armageddon.

"2099: Power in Us" is a story of hope, courage, and the power of humanity to save itself—and the planet we call home. Together, we still have a chance. Join us for the World Premiere and find out how you can be part of the action. You too can be a Climate Avenger. Get your Premiere Priority ticket Now.

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