
I Am Greta
Documentary charting the rise of Greta Thunberg, the 15-year-old student on the autism spectrum whose protest for action against the coming climate crisis started with one sign. Now, she's a world-famous activist heading a global movement.
- Director:
- Nathan Grossman (feature debut)
- Cast:
- Greta Thunberg


Reviews & comments

Radio New Zealand
pressWith any luck, this film will help bring Thunberg back into the conversation...

Stuff
pressIf you’re looking for a witness statement or polemic on the climate change perils facing humanity a la David Attenborough’s recent Netflix effort A Life On Our Planet, you’re going to be sorely disappointed. This isn’t that kind of a documentary.

Hollywood Reporter
pressA close-up, behind-the-headlines portrait of a passionately committed, media-savvy young woman.

IndieWire
pressI Am Greta" is intent on reminding people that she's really just a kid who has a big dream. The key, of course, is that Thunberg's dream, by its very nature, has no time to waste.

Variety
pressAs a portrait of the girl behind the cause, it's cautious and rarely illuminating, speckled with moments of domestic intimacy that nonetheless feel carefully vetted.

The Guardian
pressDespite being a valuable reminder of Thunberg's idealism and unselfconscious courage, the film doesn't entirely work.

Collider
pressNathan Grossman's documentary about Greta Thunberg is by turns both inspiring and infuriating.

Radio New Zealand
pressWith any luck, this film will help bring Thunberg back into the conversation...

Stuff
pressIf you’re looking for a witness statement or polemic on the climate change perils facing humanity a la David Attenborough’s recent Netflix effort A Life On Our Planet, you’re going to be sorely disappointed. This isn’t that kind of a documentary.

Hollywood Reporter
pressA close-up, behind-the-headlines portrait of a passionately committed, media-savvy young woman.

IndieWire
pressI Am Greta" is intent on reminding people that she's really just a kid who has a big dream. The key, of course, is that Thunberg's dream, by its very nature, has no time to waste.

Variety
pressAs a portrait of the girl behind the cause, it's cautious and rarely illuminating, speckled with moments of domestic intimacy that nonetheless feel carefully vetted.

The Guardian
pressDespite being a valuable reminder of Thunberg's idealism and unselfconscious courage, the film doesn't entirely work.

Collider
pressNathan Grossman's documentary about Greta Thunberg is by turns both inspiring and infuriating.
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