Wild Life | Official Trailer | National Geographic

Wild Life is a sweeping portrait of conservationists Kris and Doug Tompkins chronicling their fight to preserve one of the last truly wild places on earth.
#WildLifeFilm hits select theaters April 14th and is available to stream on National Geographic Channel May 25th and Disney+ on May 26th, 2023.

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[denisewakeman]

Attended a screening yesterday and was blown away. I knew bits of the stories and this put their legacy and contribution to the planet altogether. The photography of Patagonia is spectacular. Kris Tompkins was there for a Q&A afterwards. Her commitment and passion is an inspiration.

[NancyHanson]

I just came from a special screening of this film at the Patagonia store (and world headquarters of the Patagonia clothing company) in Ventura, California. Very impressed by the film and the accomplishments of the Tompkins. Kudos to Jimmy and Chai on yet another exemplary production! This film is sure to be nominated for an Academy Award for best documentary!!!

One question that I had, which the film did not address, is this: what happened to any residents living within the newly established park boundaries? Were they forced to relocate? And if so, where did they go?

I wish that this had been covered.

Anyone out there with any information about this, please feel free to respond.

Thanks to the Patagonia company for hosting the free screening of "Wild Life" at your store as a gift to the citizens of Ventura! 🌎 💙

[shelld]

This looks amazing. Some people are just amazing and do amazing things. Can't wait to see this.

[jaimeramos]

I am from Chile and I can't wait to see this film. Thank you Kris and Doug for your legacy.

[storm]

Half of Kristine Tompkins wiki is conservation awards 👏wish there were more people like her! 👍

[marcelabrown]

Acabo de ver este documental y me conmovió hasta las lágrimas. Una historia de amor, de lucha, de conquista y de preservación del planeta. Ojalá hubieran otros Lolos y Birdies en mí país Argentina

[timsmith]

@National Geographic, this is a movie I might actually see in a theater! 😃 Thanks for producing it.

[aramsohigian]

Thank you for this film and for everyone who is willing to help the world survive and thrive. My wife and I were in awe of everything you did. We also experienced every emotion from joy, to awe, to laughter, to tear throughout it. It was everything.

I'm deeply saddened that, as of May 12th 2023, it has only made $286, 000. This movie needs to be seen by everyone around the world.

Does anyone know how to get a list of the soundtrack? I thought it was magnificent.

[Lee-eenn]

I saw the movie last night and was so utterly inspired. It is one of the most inspiring movie I have seen in my whole life. I feel so impacted internally in such a profound way. I feel so grateful to be touched so deeply on a soul level!! Thank you so much for making this very important movie!

[findingian]

national geographic is epic. They give us magical videos. Wooow

[thylovesavannah]

This is soooo wonderful and educational. I’ve always had an interest in companies that fight to protect our earth. I never realized that something like this was possible it really opened my eyes.

[shiya_marie]

Big fan of Natgeo since it started uploading videos on youtube...just by watching these video we all came to know about our beautiful planet. ❤️🦄🌍

[jaythompson]

Had it not for Doug Tomkins and his vision, nothing would have transpired. We should be grateful to his wife for keeping this vision alive. Jimmy Chin continues to be a world class filmmaker and his wife brings the human touch to his stories. Yvon, and Doug were the original dirtbag climbers. We all owe the a huge debt of gratitude for seeing the diminished natural world.

[firstshowing]

Well this looks AMAZING!! Can't wait to watch, got a feeling it's going to really shake a lot of us up.

[jillsuarez]

Amazing documentary, thanks for sharing a dream come true with humanity. Re wild our forests with the original inhabitants of the land...just seen the entire masterpiece..

[MarySandro]

How can this be watched? It is no longer screening in FL.

[BobSullivanAKABuffy]

I had no idea about the NorthFace, Esprit, Patagonia connections nevermind everything else! Great story! Showing at the Opera Plaza in SF (including screenings with the filmmaker etc).

[ryanschoop]

Hi I’m very excited to watch this. I’m in Illinois (Chicago), how do I watch it? The website shows no screenings in Illinois (or streaming options). Thanks for your help.

[AlokRockwater]

Amazing legacy! Can't wait to see the movie...

[trishok]

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