What are collapsing ancient landscapes trying to tell us? What keys might ancestral memories hold for our survival? What could  we learn from the wind  if we listened with intent? The three films in You Thought the World Was Yours When You Were Young but Now You Know it’s Disappearing collectively refuse a capital-driven, apocalyptic mode of being and offer alternative ways of relating with our world, from the woodlands of north Florida to the forests of Puerto Rico to the Atacama Desert in Chile.