
2025 • 1h 5m • Documentary
Availability
Available from Sep 01, 2026
Available Worldwide
Language
Ukrainian
Subtitles
English
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About the film
The Beauty of Your Earth is a poetic, emotionally-charged documentary and a love letter to those defending Ukraine's soul by saving its soil, rivers, forests, and wild and domestic creatures. Amidst the devastation of war, a group of Ukrainians-scientists, lawyers, farmers, activists, and mothers-risk everything to protect the land they love. Weaving personal stories with the larger history of Ukraine's cultural and ecological struggle, foregrounding beauty, tenderness, and resistance in equal measure. With its poetic tone and emotional depth, the film resists didacticism, instead inviting the viewer into a sensory and soulful experience. Archival fragments, voiceovers, and dreamlike sequences create a layered, immersive world where war is not only destruction-but also a call to defend life in all its forms.
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Director
Cate O'Brien & Marius van Graan
Producer
Cate O'Brien & Marius van Graan
Executive Producer
Greg Moga
Crew
Marius van Graan, Maciej Szydlowski, Eric Forman, +3 more
Awards & recognition
Awareness Festival
Honorable Mention
Impact DOCS Awards
Award of Merit: Special Mention Documentary Feature
Impact DOCS Awards
Award of Excellence: Cinematography
IndieFEST Film Awards
Award of Excellence: Cinematography
IndeiFEST Film Awards
Award of Excellence: Editing
IndieFEST Film Awards
Award of Excellence: Contemporary Issues / Awareness Raising
IndieFEST Film Awards
Award of Excellence: Nature / Environment / Wildlife
IndieFEST Film Awards
Award of Merit: Special Mention, Direction
IndeiFEST Film Awards
Award of Excellence: Special Mention, Documentary Feature
Accolade Competition
Award of Excellence: Cinematography
Accolade Competition
Award of Excellence: Editing
Accolade Competition
Award of Merit: Special Mention, Direction
Accolade Competition
Award of Merit: Special Mention, Documentary Feature
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