On the windswept coast of Cape Carteret, shaped by millennia of marine erosion, nature reclaims its ground. This cinematic portrait follows the return of the peregrine falcon and the great raven—two ancestral rivals—to a landscape teetering between wilderness and encroaching city. As their secret lives unfold beneath the watchful eye of a lighthouse, the film captures the fragile balance of a wild coast in transition.
Olivier Marin - Director
Jonathan Slimak - Producer
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El Pulmo
Once a struggling fishing village, Cabo Pulmo has become a global model for marine conservation—thanks in large part to Mario Castro, a former fisherman turned guardian of the sea. El Pulmo traces Mario’s extraordinary journey and the ongoing fight to preserve this marine sanctuary in the face of...
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The Shot List
In the heart of Katmai National Park, two wildlife photographers set out to capture powerful images of Alaska’s brown bears during the Great Salmon Run. The Shot List is a breathtaking journey into the wild, offering a rare and intimate look at one of nature’s most misunderstood predators.
Aaron...
