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What helps you the most? Who or what do you turn to when it's too hard?

What do we lose, what does it cost?

What do we find? Why do we "stick"?

Why are there so many girls in these movements?

What could change everything?

Should we change the system or change ourselves?

Is activism a choice or an impetus?

How do you see your generation? And why?

For her, the future of her country depends on agriculture that respects the Earth. While in Uganda, Winnie Tushabe taught permaculture to poor families and refugees.
She tells her fight in the movie @biggerthanusthefilm

"In this initiation camp, girls have to learn how to sexually satisfy a man."
Her sister got pregnant, had to drop out of school and get married at the age of 11. Since then, Memory Banda has fought tirelessly for the rights of women in her country, Malawi. This is her story.

He lives in one of the most violent favelas in Brazil, but he has chosen to fight against the stereotypes that weigh on the inhabitants of his neighborhood. He is Rene Silva. This is her story.

He had to flee Syria and has enabled many refugee children to go to school. She is English and participates in rescue operations in the Mediterranean Sea. Mohamad, 20 years old, and Mary, 24 years old, tell us what drives them to commit themselves to others.

"Meeting Melati, meeting everyone, it gave me hope."
In the documentary Bigger Than Us, Flore Vasseur followed 6 young activists who are fighting to change the world. Melati Wijsen is one of them. Brut met them.

Born in a country plagued by pollution, she has been fighting to change things since she was 12 years old. Her struggle is told in Bigger Than Us by Flore Vasseur presented at the Cannes Film Festival.
This is the story of Melati Wijsen.

Filmed in Malawi, Lebanon, Brazil, USA, Greece, Indonesia and Uganda, BIGGER THAN US is a feature-length documentary about a generation fighting for human rights, climate, freedom of expression, social justice, access to education or food. For dignity. From Rio to Jakarta, Melati, Rene, Memory, Winnie, Xiuhtezcatl, Mohamad and Mary rise up and carry a magnificent humanity, that of courage and joy, of commitment to something greater than oneself. Aged 18 to 25, they tell us how to live. And what it means to be in the world.