Editor's Picks

A handpicked selection of our most powerful films and series, to give you perspective and to inspire you.

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  • NIO KO BOKK

    “NIO KO BOKK” follows Pape and Seydi, two young men who find purpose and
    community in the ocean, choosing a different path than the perilous journeys
    many peers take in search of opportunity abroad. Through their story, the film
    explores how belonging at home can be as powerful as the promise of ...

  • Wild Summon

    WILD SUMMON is an Eco Fantasy film by Karni and Saul. The film follows the
    dramatic life cycle of the wild salmon in human form, while looking at how we
    treat nature and each other. Narration by the incredible Marianne Faithfull. It is
    a BFI film and premiered at Cannes Film Festival, where it wa...

  • Save The Fear for Later

    “Save the Fear for Later” follows freediver Anna von Boetticher as she explores
    the hidden world below the ice in Greenland. Arctic conditions and the question
    of how to access these places safely pose extreme challenges that require
    experience to manage risk and mental strength to deal with the ...

  • ŌSENI

    Last summer Arksenadventures and 10% for the Ocean traveled to Vava'u, Tonga alongside National Geographic Explorer Zuzu Askin to support the advancement of humpback whale research in the Tonga, as part of collaboration led by Ocean Science Expeditions and Dr Sylvia Earle. Filmmaker and OCL Story...

  • Tigereyes 

    Movie

    Hamna Hussain finds solace among the most feared animals in the world - tiger sharks. As a hijab-wearing dive instructor, she faces similar prejudices and turns stigmas upside down. A touching portrait that combines shark conservation and the role of women in a poetic film.

  • Becoming Nature Positive

    Movie

    Nature is in crisis, and the clock is ticking. Becoming Nature Positive brings together world-leading scientists, business executives, policymakers and youth advocates to explore one of the most urgent questions of our time: how do we halt and reverse nature loss by 2030? Inspired by the groundbr...