Explorer Bruce Parry visits nomadic tribes in Borneo and the Amazon in hope to better understand humanity's changing relationship with the world around us.
Parry makes for an amiable travelling companion. Will his unabashed tree-hugging translate at a moment of peak climate-change denial? We do hope so.
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Leslie Felperin
RTGuardianSep 29, 2017
[A] well-meaning but rather woolly doc ...
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Ed Potton
RTThe Times (UK)Sep 29, 2017
However important the message of this film, however couched in research, it's essentially the same fortune-cookie philosophy that he has been regurgitating for years: we need to live in the moment and love each other. Man.
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David Parkinson
RTRadio TimesDec 26, 2017
While it may not always be expressed cogently and can occasionally feel a touch New Age, the message of this tranquil, sincere and sensitively made documentary is unquestionably worth heeding.