In 50 years, what state will the world be in?
Based on current indications, its hard to avoid answering, Pretty grim.
A trifecta from hell.
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It really is, Kapadia tells Deadline.
[Watch the trailer below].
I wanted it to feel uncomfortable.
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I wanted it to feel like this is serious.
The reasoning behind Brexit baffled Kapadia.
Were in Europe, why would you cut us off from the rest of Europe?
Why would you make it hard for my kids to travel?
For me to travel?
Yesterday, I didnt have to have a visa and then today I would have to have a visa.
[My kids] could travel everywhere for free or study anywhere in Europe for free.
And now they cant.
A few people made a lot of money.
Independence Party right wing, populist, anti-immigration was the prime mover behind Brexit.
The leave camp leveraged data mining of social media and misinformation to stoke anti-immigrant sentiment among voters.
That same year, right-wing populist Rodrigo Duterte took power the Philippines.
A few years later, Jair Bolsonaro, cut from a similar mold, was elected president of Brazil.
Narendra Modi, Indias populist, anti-Muslim leader, took control of his country in 2014.
You cant be interested in the climate if you dont understand whos in power, Kapadia says.
So they want certain people in power.
How else can you become so rich?
Interviews with them and a handful of other journalists are woven throughout2073.
Can you show the future with archive and make it an epic?
But actually, its all based on fact.
