

Fools' Paradise (lost?)
Ten interviewees share their experiences of reconnecting with nature in a 138-minute documentary about personal and environmental stories.
Synopsis
Ten interviewees share their experiences of reconnecting with nature in a 138-minute documentary about personal and environmental stories.
Synopsis
Alexandra Lexton, a filmmaker who acquired an organic apple farm later in life, seeks stories of individuals who have reconnected with nature. In "Fools' Paradise (lost?)", she interviews ten people, including globetrotting photographer David Alan Harvey, journalist and author Richard Grant, and ecotherapist Dr. Howard Cohn. The film features insights from experts like Dr. John Francis, known as Marin’s “planetwalker,” and addresses themes of mindfulness and climate change. The documentary runs for 138 minutes and presents a visually rich narrative.
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