Movies About The Earth

From Directors: Alastair Fothergill, Mark Linfield, starring James Earl Jones, Patrick Stewart, Anggun, Ulrich Tukur
Rated G

Earth is a 2007 British nature documentary film that follows a year in the life of three animal families - polar bears, elephants and humpback whales - as they traverse the world around them. In the course of the film, viewers witness the incredible migrations of these animals and their remarkable strategies for surviving in the wild. Throughout the film, a narrative voice-over provides fascinating insight into the behavior of these creatures, their interactions with each other, and their passionate fight for survival. Earth is a spectacular film that celebrates the beauty of nature and provides viewers with an understanding of the incredible adaptability of some of our planet's most remarkable animals.

From Directors: Michael Gunton, Martha Holmes, starring Daniel Craig, Koert-Jan de Bruijn
Rated TV-PG

One Life is a 2011 British nature documentary film directed by Michael Gunton and Martha Holmes. It chronicles the lives of a variety of animals and their experiences in the wild, and is narrated by Daniel Craig. The film follows the lives of a variety of animals, including turtles, elephants, iguanas, flies, and cheetahs, among others. It shows their struggles and triumphs in their own environments, and how they navigate the world around them and interact with other species. The film also examines the effects of man-made influences on their lives, such as poaching, climate change, and human encroachment. The film provides a unique and intimate portrait of the lives of these animals, and serves to remind viewers of the beauty and fragility of the natural world we inhabit.

From Rob Stewart, starring Rob Stewart, Paul Watson, Erich Ritter, Boris Worm
Rated PG

Sharkwater is a 2006 Canadian documentary film written and directed by Rob Stewart. The film follows Stewart's journey as he travels around the world to explore the destruction of sharks due to overfishing, the shark finning industry, and other human activities that endanger sharks. The film focuses on the rapid decline of shark populations, and Stewart's efforts to bring the issue of shark conservation to the public's attention. Along the way, Stewart encounters wildlife traffickers, corrupt governments, and mafia-like fishing organizations that are willing to do anything to protect their lucrative business. Ultimately, Stewart's journey becomes a mission to save the sharks, and to educate the world on their importance in the ocean's ecosystem.

From Directors: Jacques Perrin, Jacques Cluzaud, starring Pierce Brosnan, Pedro Armendáriz Jr., Jacques Perrin, Aldo Baglio
Rated G

Oceans is a 2009 nature documentary film directed by Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud. The film follows a journey through the world's oceans, exploring the depths of the sea and highlighting the beauty and the damage that humans have done to the ocean environment. The film focuses on the lives of the creatures that inhabit the sea, such as whales, sharks, dolphins, sea lions, birds, and other species. The directors also explore how human activities, such as overfishing, pollution, and climate change, are impacting the health of the ocean. Through stunning imagery and captivating music, the film provides an intimate look at the wildlife and habitats that are being threatened by our careless actions. Oceans is an important film that encourages viewers to take action to help protect our oceans and the species that depend on them.

From Directors: Andy Byatt, Alastair Fothergill, starring Pierce Brosnan, Michael Gambon, David Attenborough, Frank Glaubrecht
Rated G

From Toni Myers, starring Jennifer Lawrence, Samantha Cristoforetti, Scott Kelly, Kjell Lindgren
Rated G

From Jennifer Peedom, starring Star: Willem Dafoe
Rated PG

From Todd Douglas Miller, starring Stan Adelstein, Lanice Archer, Robert Bakker, Philip Currie
Rated PG