What if the battle for the planet is won or lost in the places we call home?

A forward-looking exploration of how cities are responding to climate change, Cities of Tomorrow examines the urgent role urban design and innovation play in shaping a sustainable future. The film invites audiences to consider how collective action and creative thinking can redefine the spaces we inhabit.

Cities of Tomorrow is a four-part documentary that reframes the climate crisis not as a distant catastrophe, but as an urgent urban reality. With cities responsible for over 70% of global emissions, they are both the frontline of environmental collapse—and the crucible of its solutions.

Guided by Viola Follini, a 27-year-old climate project manager for C40 Cities, and Professor Antonello Pasini, one of Italy’s foremost climate scientists, the documentary weaves a generational and intellectual dialogue through the streets of London, Milan, and beyond.

Duration
100 MIN

Director
Elena Brunello

Cast
Viola Follini, Antonello Pasini

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