The film “All We Have Is Us” recently had its world premiere in celebration of Human Rights Day. Rather than being a simple story about resistance, the work demonstrates how cinematic art can serve as a tool for activism. Directors Juárez and Donoso utilize the medium to provide a platform for voices frequently ignored in global conversations. Specifically, the film addresses issues surrounding international development and the green transition. By highlighting these perspectives, the creatorsC producers challenge dominant narratives. The Sarajevo Film Festival continuesS continues its tradition of showcasing such impactful works. This premiere underscores the intersection of art, human rights, and social justice.