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The Regeneration Generation Film

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"Scientists studying the Amazon and all its wondrous assets (agree).

Today we stand in a moment of destiny: The tipping point is here, it is now."

- Carlos Nobre, Nobel Prize-winning IPCC report scientist

The Regeneration Generation Film & Campaign

A 2026 internationally co-produced documentary about collaboration for global culture shift and ecosystem regeneration. Featuring Indigenous peoples who are protectors of sacred ecosystems, and leaders in science, policy, and business, collaborating to shift global consciousness from exploitative to regenerative approaches, from centering wealth accumulation to well-being, from ecosystem collapse and climate catastrophe to a flourishing of humanity in harmony with nature.  

Synopsis

Regenerating their culture of wellness, spirituality, and harmony with nature, Indigenous forest protectors share their wisdom and collaborate with international artists, innovators, scientists, policy and business leaders. From deep in the Amazon, father and daughter leaders of the Puyanawas journey with filmmaker Indrani, to the Science Summit at the United Nations General Assembly, COP and Davos World Economic Forum, to protect and regenerate their sacred forests and create economic systems for ecosystems preservation worldwide.

Subjects

Indigenous Youth Climate Activist Txukukaytxi and her father, Puwe Puyanawa, Spiritual Leader of the Puyanawas, lead our journey from the Amazon to the Science Summit at the United Nations General Assembly, COP and Davos World Economic Forum. There we meet and collaborate with Nobel Prize-winning IPCC authors Carlos Nobre and Benjamin Horton; Mere Takoko, Maori conservationist; Christina Figueras who led the Paris Agreement; Native American superhero, actor, & cultural revivalist Eugene Brave Rock; Grammy-winning music composer Ricky Kej; business leaders of climate action such as Henk Rogers founder of Tetris and Blue Planet, and other heroes of the green transition.

 

Filmmakers

Directed by Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri, of the United Nations Global People's Summit and Science Summit and produced by GK Reid, known for their work with David Bowie on mass shootings in the HBO film The Last Five Years, with Keep A Child Alive with families combatting HIV/AIDS in Africa winning 2 Cannes gold lions, and the CNN Expose award for Girl Epidemic against trafficking of girls in Asia. With Executive Producers Tom DeSanto (X-Men, Transformers), and Steve Perry (True Romance, Lethal Weapon) whose films have won 7 Academy Awards.


Photo ©Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri @SRI at the Science Summit at the United Nations General Assembly: Ditigal Democracy for Climate Action

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