Logline: The Millennials, a generation of youth, utilize the power of online networking to collectively lead the biggest social movement in history. They care about changing their world for the better… and they will.
Synopsis: The Millennials Networking Change is an inspiring feature length documentary highlighting a generation of youth rising to resist – a global coming together mobilized to change the world and save it. By utilizing the power of social media and the Internet these youth have sought solutions to solving world problems. The Millennials believe in entrepreneurship, and collective action, and have faith in the power of technology to facilitate them. They are aware that the problems of the world are not just going to go away, they will just get worst if they are to be ignored. They know this because of the power of information. They have a general sense of what condition the planet, and its species are in. They understand that poverty is a huge global problem and are aware that kids all over the world are not receiving basic human needs, such as clean water, and nutrition; they see their parents, family members, and friends, lose their jobs when the economy plummets, and unemployment rates reach an all-time high; they watch images on Youtube of 200,000 people dying in Haiti after a devastating earthquake; and receive “tweets” from Iranian youth during the demonstrations against Iran’s theocratic regime. How can they know all of this, and do nothing? They can’t. The Millennials care about changing the world for the better, and they will. They have an unwritten collective mission to save their world. This film will explore one central question: is it working? Are we really making change?
