Poster for the film 'Your Attention Please' showing a statue of a woman taking a selfie with a smartphone, city skyline in the background with smoke and fire, and text mentioning the film's title, directors, and film festival.

As the real-world consequences of social media come into focus, a resilient coalition of parents, Gen Z reformers and whistleblowers are swinging back. Can we rebuild the tools of our time to serve humanity, or will we remain captive to the scroll?

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A woman standing outdoors in front of the U.S. Capitol building during daytime, holding a water bottle, with a button on her jacket, and the sky partly cloudy in the background. The image promotes a documentary spotlight at SXSW 2026.

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“No one can do everything to change the Attention Economy, but everyone can do something.”

— Kristin Bride, Your Attention Please