Eco Film Tour: What if someone blocks out the sun?
[What if someone blocks out the sun?](https://oekofilmtour.de/filme/was-wenn-jemand-die-sonne-abdunkelt)
Documentary, 45 minutes, 2025
**Director** Charlotte Krüger **Writer** Charlotte Krüger **Cinematography** Jonas Schmailzl, Rian Nicholas McLoughlin, Oliver Portmann **Editing** Celina Jacobs **Producer** Friedrich Steinhardt **Commissioning Editor** Daniel Schwenk **Production Company** Caligari Entertainment GmbH **Broadcaster** ARD **Country of Production** Germany **Cast:** Lena Ganschow Ahmad Al Kamali Ahmed Al Jaberi Dr. Abdulla Al Mandous Prof. Dr. Ulrike Lohmann Sebastian Käser Dr. Isabelle Steinke Dr. Claudia Wieners Dr. Stefan Schäfer Dr. Annika V. (Vergin) Andy Parker
We are seeding clouds, darkening the sun, and shading the Great Barrier Reef. For proponents, the use of technology to influence weather and climate is a necessary "Plan B" against global warming – for scientists, it remains an incalculable risk. The film explores who is already working on geoengineering technologies, what interests are behind them, and what consequences they could have for climate, politics, and society. A growing number of researchers are now calling for an open discussion about interventions in the atmosphere – between the hope of gaining time and the danger of new global conflicts.
Film screening followed by a discussion with experts.
Documentary, 45 minutes, 2025
**Director** Charlotte Krüger **Writer** Charlotte Krüger **Cinematography** Jonas Schmailzl, Rian Nicholas McLoughlin, Oliver Portmann **Editing** Celina Jacobs **Producer** Friedrich Steinhardt **Commissioning Editor** Daniel Schwenk **Production Company** Caligari Entertainment GmbH **Broadcaster** ARD **Country of Production** Germany **Cast:** Lena Ganschow Ahmad Al Kamali Ahmed Al Jaberi Dr. Abdulla Al Mandous Prof. Dr. Ulrike Lohmann Sebastian Käser Dr. Isabelle Steinke Dr. Claudia Wieners Dr. Stefan Schäfer Dr. Annika V. (Vergin) Andy Parker
We are seeding clouds, darkening the sun, and shading the Great Barrier Reef. For proponents, the use of technology to influence weather and climate is a necessary "Plan B" against global warming – for scientists, it remains an incalculable risk. The film explores who is already working on geoengineering technologies, what interests are behind them, and what consequences they could have for climate, politics, and society. A growing number of researchers are now calling for an open discussion about interventions in the atmosphere – between the hope of gaining time and the danger of new global conflicts.
Film screening followed by a discussion with experts.
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