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One Sacred Planet is an eight-part documentary series that journeys deep into the Amazon to uncover the most urgent environmental threat facing humanity: the rapid deforestation of the world’s most vital rainforest. With exclusive access to the ancient Yawanawá tribe, this series highlights their spiritual leadership, ecological wisdom, and tireless fight to protect the rainforest. Led by Padrinho Paulo Roberto de Souza and his son Jordâo, the series blends high-level scientific insight, cultural storytelling, and immersive cinematography to reveal the Amazon’s critical role in Earth’s survival.
One Sacred Planet is an eight-part documentary series that journeys deep into the Amazon to uncover the most urgent environmental threat facing humanity: the rapid deforestation of the world’s most vital rainforest. With exclusive access to the ancient Yawanawá tribe, this series highlights their spiritual leadership, ecological wisdom, and tireless fight to protect the rainforest. Led by Padrinho Paulo Roberto de Souza and his son Jordâo, the series blends high-level scientific insight, cultural storytelling, and immersive cinematography to reveal the Amazon’s critical role in Earth’s survival.
The Earth is speaking. Are we ready to listen?
One Sacred Planet goes beyond climate headlines to immerse viewers in the Amazon, not just as an ecosystem, but as a living, breathing guardian of life itself. With unprecedented access to the Yawanawá tribe and their sacred lands, the series captures the urgency, beauty, and spiritual depth of one of the planet’s most endangered regions.
Through visually stunning storytelling, ancient healing wisdom, and science-driven insight, One Sacred Planet invites viewers to experience the Amazon as more than a forest it’s a source of oxygen, water, medicine, and memory. Each episode offers something deeper: a call to reconnect with the Earth, while there’s still time.
Whether exploring plant medicine, indigenous wisdom, or the irreversible effects of deforestation, the series opens hearts and minds to what’s at stake and what can still be saved.