26 September 2020 Factual 86 mins
Filmmaker Jennifer Abbott explores the emotional and psychological dimensions of the climate crisis and the relationship between grief and hope in times of personal and planetary change.
Watch the official The Magnitude of All Things 2020 trailer in HD below.
Jennifer Abbott as Self
Tara Samuel as Saille
Tahlea Abbott Balint as Young Jenn
Jessa Abbott Balint as Young Saille
Sarah Baike as Self
David Bowman as Self
Ashlee Cunsolo as Self
Jo Dodds as Self
Clare Farrell as Self
Marjorie Flowers as Self
Sally Gillespie as Self
Patricia Gualinga as Self
Roger Hallam as Self
Patricia Hansson as Self
Kevin Taggart as Self
Jan Harris as Self
Vince Arvidson Director of Photography
Jennifer Abbott Director
Jennifer Abbott Writer
Jennifer Abbott Editor
Jennifer Abbott Sound Designer
Jennifer Abbott Producer
Andrew Williamson Producer
Henrik Meyer Producer
Joanna Rybus Producer
Shirley Vercruysse Executive Producer
Joanna Rybus Business Affairs Coordinator
Kent Donguines Production Manager
Ramsay Bourquin Sound Mixer
Chris McIntosh Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Peter Robinson Additional Sound Re-Recordist
Jacqueline Di Bacco First Assistant Camera
Canada 26 September 2020
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