Climate Exodus

About This Movie

Climate Exodus is a raw look at the human side of climate change. Directed by David Baute, it blends documentary footage with dramatic reenactments, which gives it a unique tone. The pacing is deliberate, allowing time for reflection on the stories of those affected. You get a sense of urgency but also deep personal loss. The practical effects used to portray environmental changes are striking, not overdone. The performances, especially from the non-professional actors, feel authentic and grounded. It’s not your typical documentary; it leaves you thinking long after the credits, which is something I appreciate in this genre.

Released on various streaming platforms in 2020Runtime: 95 minutes, not a conventional documentary formatFeatures both real interviews and dramatized segmentsFilmed in multiple locations affected by climate issues