Join us for a special community screening of Nature – The Call for Reconciliation, a powerful cinematic experience connecting global environmental challenges to local action—presented as part of Citizen COP Australia 2026.

About the film

Directed by internationally acclaimed filmmaker Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Nature – Pour une réconciliation (Nature – The Call for Reconciliation) is a visually breathtaking and deeply moving documentary exploring humanity’s relationship with the natural world.

Through stunning aerial imagery and poetic storytelling, the film invites us to reflect on our place within Earth’s living systems—and the urgent need to restore balance between people and planet. At a time when climate and biodiversity crises are accelerating, Nature offers both a powerful wake-up call and a message of hope: reconciliation is still possible.

Presented in French with English subtitles, this is a rare opportunity to experience this extraordinary film on the big screen.

NATURE was produced by Hope Production and is distributed in Australia thanks to the help of Serge Thoman, Conseiller des Français de l'étranger, Australie, Fiji, PNG.

A Citizen COP Australia event:

This screening is part of Citizen COP Australia 2026—a nationwide, people-powered movement bringing the spirit of the global COP climate and biodiversity negotiations into local communities.

Instead of closed-door conversations, Citizen COP invites citizens, businesses, educators, and community leaders to engage with the science, share perspectives, and explore solutions—right here where we live.

This is your invitation to be part of the conversation.

The film runs for approximately 1 hour 45 minutes.

Please note that no food or drinks are allowed in the theater during this screening.

Family-Friendly Note:

Nature – Pour une Réconciliation (Nature – The Call for Reconciliation) is a beautiful and educational documentary suitable for general audiences. The film explores humanity’s relationship with the natural world and environmental themes.

While the film is not rated in Australia, as a guideline it is recommended as a PG (Parental Guidance) film, for children aged 12 and above who will appreciate the stunning visuals and the thought-provoking message. Some children may find the length (1h45) and complex topics challenging.

About Citizen COP Australia

Citizen COP Australia is a decentralised, people-powered movement running alongside the global COPs in 2026. Enabled by People For Nature, but intentionally independent and distributed, Citizen COP invites communities, organisations, schools, businesses, artists, and local groups across Australia to host their own events during the COP period. Rather than a single central event, Citizen COP is a nationwide network of conversations, workshops, and actions that bring global climate and nature discussions into local communities. It connects people to science, solutions, and each other, strengthening civic engagement and ensuring citizen voices contribute to Australia’s climate and nature conversations.

https://www.peoplefornature.org.au/citizen-cop

About People For Nature

People For Nature is a volunteer-powered environmental charity empowering communities through climate and biodiversity education, citizen conservation, and science. We believe that when Australians understand and connect with nature, they’re more likely to protect it — safeguarding our climate, ecosystems, and well-being.

Your tax-deductible donation helps us bring initiatives like Citizen COP Australia to life and inspire real change for the planet. https://www.peoplefornature.org.au/donate

This is a public session by People For Nature, in parternship with the National Library of Australia and the Alliance Francaise de Canberra.

For any questions or support, please contact:

Audrey Barucchi | a.barucchi@peoplefornature.org.au | 0406 683 018

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