Today We Fix the World

In a near-future world grappling with the consequences of climate change, social inequality, and political unrest, “Today We Fix the World” follows a disparate group of individuals brought together by a shared mission: to mend the fabric of society and inspire hope in an era of despair.

At the epicenter of this movement is Maya Rivera, a passionate environmental scientist who has devoted her life to finding sustainable solutions. After witnessing the devastation of her hometown by a catastrophic flood, Maya becomes disillusioned with the slow pace of change in bureaucratic systems. Inspired by her late grandmother’s tales of resilience, she decides enough is enough; it’s time to embark on a grassroots revolution.

Joining her is Aaron Kim, a former tech entrepreneur who lost everything due to a corrupt political maneuvering that created vast economic divides. Struggling with his own demons, Aaron initially views the world through a lens of cynicism, but Maya’s unwavering hope reignites a spark within him. Together, they rally a motley crew: Lila, a street artist whose vivid murals challenge societal norms; Luca, a once-celebrated journalist unearthing government conspiracies; and Zara, a young student activist inspired to deviate from her family’s affluent legacy to advocate for change.

United by a shared vision of a better world, they set out to host a global event dubbed “The Day of Action,” calling for collective revolutionary efforts to address local and global issues. As they navigate personal conflicts, betrayals, and the ever-looming threat of government crackdowns, their determination is put to the ultimate test. Faced with the harsh realities of activism and the sacrifices that come with it, will they be able to inspire others to join their cause before time runs out?

With rich character development and an evocative narrative, “Today We Fix the World” examines themes of hope, community, and the power of individual action. Against a backdrop of vivid cinematography that captures both the beauty and degradation of the world, this series serves as a rallying cry for a generation determined to reclaim their future, proving that change is not just possible—it’s necessary.