Crossroads – Can We Change the World by Changing the Way We See It?
What if today’s political, economic and social crises are symptoms of something deeper? Crossroads explores the worldview behind the world we have created.
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Why you've GOTTA.WATCH it
Crossroads: Labor Pains of a New Worldview is a feature-length documentary exploring the psychological, social and cultural forces shaping modern society — and asking whether many of the crises we face share a deeper common cause.
Directed by Joseph Ohayon, the documentary brings together thinkers from different fields to examine human behavior, social structures, media, economics and the ways our perception of the world influences the societies we create.
Rather than focusing on a single political issue or crisis, Crossroads takes a broader perspective. It asks whether problems such as social fragmentation, inequality and recurring conflict can be understood without first examining the assumptions and values underlying modern society.
Released in 2013, the film approaches these questions through psychology, systems thinking and reflections on human interconnectedness.
Why you’ve GOTTA.WATCH it?
Crossroads is for viewers interested in stepping outside the daily news cycle and asking a bigger question: what if changing society begins with changing the way we understand ourselves and each other?