Yuturi Warmi

The Earth calls for action, community, and change—we respond by meeting, seeing, and talking together. The title is a call to action—a call from our planet in crisis. Through the films, we listen to the voices of the past, present, and future crying out about injustice, destruction, and hope.
In collaboration with Husets Biograf, Extinction Rebellion Denmark invites you to a monthly movie night where we dive into stories of civil resistance and climate and biodiversity collapse.

Each month, we will show a film that focuses on our past, present, and future—and afterwards, we will open up a joint conversation where we can reflect, share perspectives, and find hope and energy for action in our community.

This time, we are showing the documentary “Yuturi Warmi – Resist Ants” by Margot Tjolle, which follows a women-led Indigenous guard confronting gold mining’s violence. Inspired by the bullet ant, they embody courage, weaving ancestral wisdom and decolonial feminism into a luminous act of resistance, care, and re-existence.

Born from a collaboration between filmmaker Margot Tjolle and the Serena community, Yuturi Warmi – ResistAnts transcends documentary form. It is an act of shared storytelling — a bridge between worlds — amplifying Indigenous women’s voices as they reimagine coexistence and sovereignty in the face of extractivism. Their resistance is not only against destruction, but for life, connection, and the future of the Amazon.

The film is shown in Spanish and Kichwa with English subtitles.

Program:

18:30 Doors open
19:00 Film: Yuturi Warmi
20.15 Discussion

After the film, there will be a break before we gather for a conversation with the filmmaker Margot Tjolle and say thank you for tonight latest 21:00.
Come as you are and feel free to bring a friend (or more!) - we look forward to seeing you for an evening of film, community and change!