Our feature film for this year’s festival is an incredible film: The Rewilders. The Rewilders is a visually spectacular documentary that follows pioneering conservationists on three continents, working to rewild iconic species like jaguar, elephant, bison and Pacific salmon. The impact of their efforts is galvanizing a global movement, one species and one landscape at a time.

2026 Films

OUR WONDERFUL EARTH

Written and Directed by Alvaro Calderon, for the special screening of the festival at MONOVA, celebrating Earth Day
The Rewilders

Directed & Written by Marlene Rodgers
Produced by Kyle Gunther & Louise Valgardson

2025 Films

Echoes Across Seymour

Directed by Gordie Rogers & James Ryan
Produced by South Chair Media
Bee Wild

Directed and Produced by Rebecca Tickell and Josh Tickell. Executive Producer: Angelina Jolie
Innu Nation Uinipeku Expedition

Directed by Zac Hoffman
Produced by The Grove
THE END

Written and Directed by Syd Whalen
THE WILD REMAINS

Directed by Aaron Closs
Salish Elements

Directed by Salish Elements
The Biodiverse Átl'ḵa7tsem Howe Sound UNESCO Biosphere Region

Produced by The Grove
Upstream

Produced by Seymour Salmonid Society

Feature Film 2025: BEE WILD

From award-winning filmmakers Josh and Rebecca Tickell, the team behind acclaimed documentaries Fuel, Kiss the Ground, and Common Ground, which premiered at Sundance and Tribeca and reached more than 100 million viewers worldwide, comes their latest cinematic call to action: BEE WILD.

At once urgent and full of hope, BEE WILD is a breathtaking journey into the world of pollinators and the essential role they play in sustaining life on Earth. Through stunning visuals and compelling storytelling, the film reveals both the challenges facing bees and the inspiring solutions that offer a path to regeneration and a healthier, more sustainable future for all.

We are proud to present BEE WILD as the feature film of the Our Earth Film Festival 2025. This important documentary not only educates and inspires, but also invites us to reimagine our relationship with nature and take meaningful steps toward protecting the planet we share.