Greta Thunberg on hate and threats as everyday life for climate activists

The movement started with a lone school striker Greta Thunberg in Stockholm and then grew to take a place in world politics. Greta Thunberg has built a platform that she continues to use as a climate activist. Hatred and threats from opponents have become commonplace.

- I can't go out without being harassed, she says.

- I wish with all my heart that especially young women who get involved will not have to endure all that I and others with me have had to endure.

"Among the most dangerous things I can think of"

The film's director Helena Moli says that she wanted to understand the movement from the perspective of the activists.

- It is very easy to sit in front of the computer or in the office chair, and like people who get involved, she says.

- There are very harsh tones towards activists and I think that is among the most dangerous things I can think of, she says.