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#OneBattleAfterAnother now playing only in theaters and IMAX. Get your Weekend 2 tickets now.

One Battle After Another. In theaters now!

One Theater After Another. Get your tickets today.

Thank you for the warm welcome, Mexico City.#OneBattleAfterAnother tickets are now on sale for the first screenings on September 24 and our wide theatrical release on September 26. Get them at the link in bio.

One Question After Another about One Battle After Another in London, September 15. Joined by:  @ivanhachez, @with_serchu, @jorgevazquez_, @meriidiano, @bobbcharlotte, @jaad.lchs, @theocarow, @davisschulz, @elenahazinah, @davidevavala, @divanoletto, @lassevestergaard, @martinhanssons, @driplist, @_adammcg, @samiramighty, @louisemaymosley, @itsjustnife, @talkofthetownsends, @itsjacobemile, @andrewsvisual, @hzjoe, @joeleggettx, @destdol, @dujonanderson, @meggghughes, and @conorcregan. Tickets are now on sale for the first screenings on September 24 and our wide theatrical release on September 26. Get them at the link in bio.

Actor, activist, passionate environmentalist, and champion of the arts. His unwavering commitment to protecting our planet and inspiring change matched his immense talent. His impact will endure for generations to come.Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty Image

No fear. #OneBattleAfterAnother only in theaters September 26.

🇨🇱 Chile’s irreplaceable Guafo Island is now protected from coal mining, timber logging and other destructive industries. 🪵 Thanks to a recent purchase from a private owner, @rewild and partners have ensured this Key Biodiversity Area is forever preserved. ⛰ 🟢 Now the partners aim to donate the property to the Chilean government to convert it into a Chilean National Park, ensuring this vital place is conserved for future generations. Guafo Island is critical to global biodiversity and the overall health of our planet. 🐦 This island is home to significant breeding populations of seabirds, including the world’s largest breeding colony of Sooty Shearwaters, which migrate over 40,000 miles from the Southern Hemisphere to the Northern Hemisphere every single year. It also boasts Magellanic Penguins and a breeding population of Endangered Marine Otters.Learn more about Guafo Island ➡️ link in bio!Protecting Guafo Island was made possible thanks to support from Re:wild, the Jeff and Marieke Rothschild Foundation, the Wyss Foundation, Art into Acres, Cultiva and WWF Chile. Re:wild was represented, on a pro-bono basis, in the purchase by a team of Akin attorneys. The Carey law firm served as Re:wild’s Chilean local counsel for the transaction.📸: 1-Shutterstock 2-Evelyn Pfeiffer, WWF Chile

The Amazon may feel far away, but its fate is tied to ours. I’m proud to help bring @juma_xipaia’s story to life in @yanunifilm to showcase her work in protecting forests, culture and community in the Brazilian Amazon. These forests play a critical role in regulating the global climate through their vast biodiversity and are upheld by the Indigenous communities who have inhabited these lands for centuries. Their destruction by extractive industries isn’t just an environmental issue, it’s a human one. Our goal is for #YanuniFilm to build powerful momentum behind Juma’s mission—affirming the sovereignty of Indigenous Peoples and recognizing the Brazilian rainforest, along with the megadiverse forests of Indonesia and the Democratic Republic of Congo, as vital to the survival of our planet. In November when world leaders will gather for COP30 in the Amazon with an opportunity to pass two critical initiatives – establishing the Tropical Forests Forever Fund and urging countries to join the Intergovernmental Land Tenure Commitment – we hope they will honor Juma’s indelible words: “The forest is our mother; she feeds us even when we forget to thank her.”

This World Ocean Day, as the UN Ocean Conference is about to begin, we have five years left to quadruple effective ocean protection and fill the gap to protect 30% of the ocean by 2030 (30x30). Scientists and economists have documented the benefits of full marine protection, but the new film Ocean with David Attenborough tells their story more clearly than ever. At 99, the world’s greatest natural history storyteller shares his most powerful message: marine protection works.According to a new study by Dynamic Planet and @natgeopristineseas, the world needs to create 190,000 new small marine protected areas (ideally no-take areas) nearshore to get to 30% of the territorial seas alone. That would restore marine life, replenish small-scale fisheries, improve the livelihoods of millions of people who depend on a healthy ocean for their livelihoods, and foster climate resilience.My organization @rewild is proud to support @reviveourocean, a co-producer of the Ocean film, to help scale coastal conservation globally by inspiring, enabling, and equipping local coastal communities to protect their own ocean backyard. Rooted in local knowledge and action, the initiative partners with best-in-class ocean conservation leaders, ensuring that marine protection is driven by those who know their waters best.Follow @reviveourocean and visit the link in bio to take action. #ReviveOurOcean #WorldOceanDayTrailer credit: @natgeo

“Seaweed Stories” is a vibrant, global look at the wonders of seaweed, and some of the extraordinary stories and characters whose lives have been entangled by this often overlooked marine plant which may hold answers to some of humanity’s biggest challenges — including how to help #beatplasticpollution.In honor of #InternationalSeaweedDay, watch the short documentary film narrated by @forestwhitaker on my @youtube page (link in bio and Story).This film is presented by @lonelywhale in association with @rewild.

🦍 Meet four gorillas giving us all hope! Once orphaned by poachers, Isangi, Lulingu, Mapendo, and Ndjingala got a second chance thanks to @gracegorillas. Now they are back in the wild. 🌿Against all odds, they have returned to the wilds of the Democratic Republic of the Congo within @virunganationalpark. This is the first time gorillas have been rewilded from GRACE, the world’s only sanctuary for Eastern Lowland Gorillas. Since their release, the population of these Critically Endangered apes within Virunga has increased by a game-changing 50%.🇨🇩 This is a beautiful story of survival, one that is far from over, thanks to the local Congolese communities who have driven this success. Together GRACE Gorillas, Virunga National Park, @gorilladoctors, and @rewild are thrilled to share this incredible success.The reintroduction of Eastern Lowland Gorillas to the wild was made possible with support from the European Union, Explore.org, a direct charitable activity of the Annenberg Foundation, Arcus Foundation, Disney Conservation Fund, Margot Marsh Biodiversity Fund, and QATO Foundation. 🎥: @bobbyneptune