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The Cost of Growth 🎬 Screening & Conversation

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​Who truly pays for growth, how is growth defended, and how do we move beyond it?

​Join us for a thought-provoking evening as we screen The Cost of Growth, a powerful documentary challenging Europe’s growth narrative by exposing the extractive systems behind it and the communities paying the price.

​This isn’t just a film screening. It’s a space for business leaders, academics, activists, artists, and curious minds to come together, exchange ideas, and imagine what lies beyond growth.


​About the Film

​The documentary follows climate activists Anuna De Wever and Lena Hartog on a journey through Italy, Serbia, and Sápmi. They uncover grassroots resistance to extractivism and amplify voices from affected communities alongside leading thinkers like Fati N'Zi-Hassane, Vijay Prashad, Greta Thunberg, and Jason Hickel.

​📽️ Watch the Trailer


​Program Highlights

​18:30 — Doors Open

​19:00 — Documentary Screening
90 min | English subtitles

​20:30 — Conversation
A panel discussion moderated by Lionel Exposito with Agnes Crepet (Fairphone), Chautuileo Tranamil (Indigenous Liberation Movement), and Sasha Yakovleva (visual artist and filmmaker), followed by an open audience Q&A with Lena Hartog (Executive Producer, The Cost of Growth).

​21:00 — Networking with Drinks & Bites

​22:00 — Doors close


​About us

​This event is organized by Rethink Impact Studio and kindly hosted by Dott.


​Seats are limited. Register now to secure your spot!

​With Impact & Love
Lionel

Location
Dott
Van Diemenstraat 292, 1013 CR Amsterdam, Netherlands
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