How to Change the World

The documentary chronicles the events of 1971 when a group of activists sailed into a nuclear test zone, leading to a significant moment in environmental history. It features Paul Watson, one of the key figures in the formation of Greenpeace, and highlights the organization’s early efforts to raise awareness about environmental issues.

Running for 110 minutes, How to Change the World provides an in-depth look at the challenges and triumphs faced by these pioneers. The film captures the spirit of activism and the impact of grassroots movements on global environmental policies. With a focus on the power of protest, it invites viewers to reflect on the evolution of the green movement.

Collectors can find this documentary available on DVD and other formats, making it accessible for those interested in environmental history and activism. Its blend of historical context and personal narratives adds depth to the understanding of Greenpeace's role in shaping environmental advocacy.