The destructive influence of climate change can be felt even in the depths of a small village in Kenya. The worst drought and floods in ten years destroys Kisilu and his family’s only way of survival. He stresses to the villagers the importance of planting trees to cope with climate change, but his plans sound too far-fetched to those struggling to eat on a daily basis. Norwegian director Julia captures Kisilu’s efforts on camera. He gives a speech at COP21 in front of leaders from around the world, but realizes that the international front is not interested in equity. Still, today, he is busy convincing people to plant one tree. (MAENG Soo-jin)