Agency:.A Cedar Island Films, Flying Eye Productions, Magnitude Productions inc. and The National Film Board of Canada co-production.

Writer, Jennifer Abbott ; director, Jennifer Abbott ; editor, Jennifer Abbott ; sound design, Jennifer Abbott ; director of photography, Vince Arvidson ; location sound mixer, Ramsay Bourquin ; producer, Andrew Williamson, Henrik Meyer, Jennifer Abbott, Shirley Vercruysse ; production designer, Helen Kotsonis ; hair artist, Shawnna Downing ; makeup, Shawnna Downing ; wardrobe, Meryl Allysa Romo ; archival research, Jessica J. Wise, Gina Cali, Lanna Lucas ; visual researcher, Michelle Demeyere ; clearance researcher, Michelle Demeyere ; dialog editor, Brayden McCluskey ; re-recording mixer, Chris McIntosh ; production, Joanna Rybus ; executive producer, Shirley Vercruysse.

Featuring, Tara Samuel, Jessa Abbott Balint, Tahlea Abbott Balint ; participation, Sarah Baikie, David Bowman, Ashlee Cunsolo, Jo Dodds, Clare Farrell, Marjorie Flowers, Sally Gillespie, Patricia Gualinga, Roger Hallam, Patricia Hansson, Jan Harris, Beth Hill, Mukutsawa Montahuano, Belén Páez, Derrick Pottle, Kevin Taggart, Greta Thunberg, Anote Tong, Manari Ushigua, Lethly Varga, Charlie Veron ; narration, Jennifer Abbott, Tara Samuel ; featuring, Tsitsanu Ushigua Dahua, Nathan Hunter, Sammy McNamara, Dominique Palmer, Brooklyn Wolfrey, null Community members of the Sápara nation, null Community members of Rigolet, Labrador, null The Extinction Rebellion samba band, null Extinction Rebellion Youth.

Recorded 2020.

When Jennifer Abbott lost her sister to cancer, her sorrow opened her up to the profound gravity of climate breakdown. Abbott's new documentary The Magnitude of All Things draws intimate parallels between the experiences of grief-both personal and planetary. Stories from the frontlines of climate change merge with recollections from the filmmaker's childhood on Ontario's Georgian Bay. What do these stories have in common? The answer, surprisingly, is everything. For the people featured, climate change is not happening in the distant future: it is kicking down the front door. Battles waged, lamentations of loss, and raw testimony coalesce into an extraordinary tapestry, woven together with raw emotion and staggering beauty that transform darkness into light, grief into action. .

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Best Canadian Feature Award, 2020 Best Nature & People Film, 2021 Audience Choice Award, 2021 Special Mention of the Jury for the Grand Prix, 2021 Special Mention- Documentary, 2021 Creative Excellence Award, 2021

Description based on online resource; title from title screen (National Film Board of Canada, viewed 2023-08-10).