Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet | Official Trailer | Netflix

Breaking Boundaries tells the story of the most important scientific discovery of our time - that humanity has pushed Earth beyond the boundaries that have kept Earth stable for 10,000 years, since the dawn of civilization. The 75-minute film takes the audience on a journey of discovery of planetary thresholds we must not exceed, not just for the stability of our planet, but for the future of humanity. It offers up the solutions we can and must put in place now if we are to protect Earth’s life support systems.

Coming to Netflix 4 June

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Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet | Official Trailer | Netflix

David Attenborough and scientist Johan Rockström examine Earth's biodiversity collapse and how this crisis can still be averted.

[arminvanTrance]

This needs to be publicly broadcasted on every TV station in every country across the world and then taught in Primary schools instead of us having the pleasure of watching it. I don’t have the power to do this but you certainly do Netflix ! Get on the ball and save the world 🌎 ☝️🙏☮️

[musab]

Sir David's voice is so stirring and moving, he can make drilling manuals sound striking

[thegeorgestef]

Producers : How many David Attenborough documentaries do you want ?
Netflix : YES

[mravs]

Dear Netflix! This show should be made free in all languages ​​on YouTube too!

[dgse]

Can we just take a moment to reflect that Sir David celebrated his 95th birthday this week, on May 8. I think it sound be an international day of awarness and celebration of the natural world.

[aarjansubedi]

I am here after watching the movie. I had been waiting for it for long. As one of its audiences i am highly disappointed that this rich movie is not on those platforms that is accessible to maximum number of people. It is definite that Netflix is not a easy reach to many people. This movie is entirely based on facts and data and definitely much effort has been put into it and surely its objective is to reach out to as many people as possible. I myself belong to a environment where many people donot get a subscription for Netflix and even after watching it i neither can share it nor can provoke other people to watch it. That was supposed to be the least i could do BUT not anymore. So i highly request the concerned authorities to please take this matter into consideration. Although these issues are real we are not heard so we need to amplify our voice as much as we can. Please Please do something about it. Its a humble request.🙏

[gemelwalters]

it's unfortunate that this may go unnoticed by many but my thanks to all those teams for continuing to raise awareness.

[aryansindia]

I like this program most on Netflix. Specially David sir's voice !

[DrShrimpPuertoRico_]

We only got one planet and it’s our duty to take care of it and everything on it. Unfortunately not enough people are taking climate change seriously, I hope this documentary will change that!

[Pumpkintiti]

AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE! I TOTALLY ADMIRE DAVID, HE'S EXCEPTIONAL, A RARE DIAMOND IN THE MINE!
THERE WILL BE NO OTHER DAVID ATTENBOROUGH

[JoDiazWineBlog]

You're right, David Attenborough. I'll never look at our planet the same way, ever again. Thank you for your devotion. You live has been well lived, for the sake of humanity.

[ikutie]

I love this planet we need to take care of our planet 🌎💗

[bomega]

Hope it reaches the top ten on Netflix when it premieres. More people need to become aware that our efforts have not been sufficient, we must keep working to protect Mother Earth.

[carolcoffey]

Powerful documentary even though much of the information regarding what is happening and what we can do is not new to those who have been keeping up with the news. But I agree that it should be made available free to all. It reminds me of one of the most powerful books I've read on the subject, taking what it is happening, and especially what we can do, to a whole new level: "The Great Waves of Change: Navigating the Difficult Times Ahead" by Marshall Vian Summers.

[robulosity]

I honestly would love to just spend an hour or two with Sir Attenborough discussing idea's and ways to solve some of these issues and the best ways to implement them

[muhammadhafifimisroh]

I have watched so many documentaries, this is the first time I watch that I have so panic and concerns. Thanks for great knowledge that you have been sharing. I cannot change the world. But I hope I can change myself on how to treat this world better.

[ramziiiii]

Am I the only one who watches Netflix animal documentaries??
I wish more people watched them

[Griper]

We need to realize that this is not just a documentary. This is a message, this is something people need to reflect on and not only click on "continue" and watch another movie, people need to act. This movie presentation doesn't just give insights, it gives arguments, anybody can use those arguments to spread the word, to let other people reflect on themselves and wheretheir future lies. It is in us, we as the consumers of all the products are responsible for the demand. If the demand is smaller there is no point in producing and extracting more.

[naureenfatima]

Please show this documentary for Free ...People should know about this..

[aarushadhikari]

Why this kind of informative documentary is not broadcast in every media easily for all..which is most important at