I’m excited to share with you a groundbreaking new film, Humans and Other Animals, that is already making waves. Unlike documentaries that rely on graphic imagery to stir compassion, this film takes a thoughtful, transformative approach to our relationship with nonhuman animals.

As philosopher Peter Singer aptly put it, Humans and Other Animals “could almost be the film version of Animal Liberation.” It’s a stunning exploration of animal sentience and intelligence that challenges everything we think we know about the beings who share this planet.

The film combines compelling scientific insights with real-world investigations into industries that exploit animals, conducted with innovative, never-before-seen technology. Through its extraordinary storytelling, Humans and Other Animals shows us that animals think, communicate, and experience love in ways we’ve only begun to understand.

I invite you to watch Humans and Other Animals and experience this transformative journey for yourself. It’s not just a film; it’s a conversation starter that will inspire change in how we see and treat the animals around us.