Some of the most important films in the regenerative movement have stories that run through this pasture, through Dr. Allen Williams and his work. Here's what we've helped tell.
At Etta Hills and through our work with Dr. Allen Williams, we've contributed to some of the most impactful films in the regenerative agriculture movement — on-screen features, expert consulting, in-field research, behind-the-scenes support.
These films have shown on streaming platforms, in theaters, and at events worldwide — educating audiences, inspiring change, and connecting people to the power of regeneration.
Kiss the Ground is a groundbreaking film that reveals a viable solution to the climate crisis. By regenerating the world’s soils, we can stabilize Earth’s climate, restore ecosystems, and create abundant food supplies. Using compelling graphics and NASA/NOAA footage, the film shows how soil can draw down atmospheric carbon, completing the climate puzzle.
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Common Ground, the sequel to the groundbreaking documentary Kiss the Ground, follows the pioneers of the Regenerative Movement, featuring Jason Momoa and Donald Glover. This uplifting story reveals how innovators are creating a new food system that produces nutrient-dense food while healing our climate, bodies, and ecosystem.
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Groundswell is the stirring final chapter of a groundbreaking documentary trilogy following Kiss the Ground and Common Ground, a cinematic journey across 5 continents showcasing regenerative agriculture solutions taking hold, ultimately benefiting human health and a hope for global renewal. Directed by Josh Tickell and Rebecca Harrell Tickell, narrated by Woody Harrelson and Demi Moore.
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A short film uncovering the surprising and hopeful potential of regenerative agriculture.
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A documentary series profiling regenerative farmers across America and their transformative impact on land, animals, and communities.
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A documentary exploring the connection between soil health, farmer well-being, and human health.
WatchA forthcoming film examining the future of meat production, transparency, and sustainability in our food system.
Learn MoreA documentary initiative promoting regenerative grazing as a key solution for soil and climate health.
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A look at the myths, truths, and future of meat in a changing world.
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A deep dive into the role of ruminants in our ecosystems and the human diet, challenging popular misconceptions about meat and climate.
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An exploration of what would happen to our environment, economy, and health if cattle disappeared from the landscape.
WatchIf agriculture is the problem, can it also be the solution?
A multi-part series following innovative farmers and maverick scientists who champion the idea that properly managed cattle grazing can revitalize soil health, enhance biodiversity, and sequester atmospheric carbon. Eye-opening, hopeful, and rooted in real data from working farms.
Central to the series is AMP grazing — Adaptive Multi-Paddock grazing that mimics the natural patterns of wild bison. Cattle move through smaller paddocks, the land gets time to recover, and soil rebuilds faster than anyone expected.
The follow-up to Kiss the Ground — a deeper dive into regenerative solutions for climate, health, and food security.
A compelling documentary showcasing the real-world application of regenerative farming techniques. Stories of farmers and scientists at the forefront of repairing the earth, increasing biodiversity, and combating climate change — not theorized, but actively underway.
Must-watch for anyone interested in regenerative living, agriculture, or environmental conservation. More than a documentary — a call to action.
Each of these films highlights the urgent need to restore soil health, strengthen rural economies, and produce nutrient-dense food in a way that works with nature — not against it. We're honored to contribute to projects that inspire viewers to take action, whether that's supporting regenerative farms, changing dietary choices, or advocating for healthier food systems.
