Common Ground

When you think of a Jason Mamoa film, you think of Aquaman or some corresponding action blockbuster. But what about a documentary? Jason Mamoa, alongside Ian Somerhalder, Woody Harrelson, Laura Dern, and more, are all part of a new film called Common Ground. This film directed by Joshua and Rebecca Tickell, descends into the topic of soil and how it impacts basically our entire ecosystem. While not about vampires or perilous adventures, this documentary spreads the most important message about how to save our home, the earth. It's an emotional, and inspiring documentary that urges action over passive engagement. The issue of industrial farming affects everyone alive at this moment. There is power in knowledge, and understanding the state our environment is in is pivotal to making a change. Considering these A-list celebrities felt this film was worth dedicating time and energy to make over other projects, shows the deep impact the film's message has. It is well worth the time to view this film and see for yourself the importance of our shared common ground.

The majority of environmental films are frustratingly negative and pessimistic, often portraying a doom-and-gloom outlook. However, the documentary Common Ground, directed by Joshua and Rebecca Tickell, stands out by offering practical solutions. By showcasing how better farming techniques and soil management can reduce the amount of excess carbon in the atmosphere, Common Ground provides tangible alternatives to a bleak future. Narrated by Jason Momoa and Woody Harrelson, among other celebrity activists, the film is both intimate and captivating, connecting with viewers on a personal level. The Tickells have created an uplifting and inspiring movie that motivates audiences to take action. Common Ground is a must-see film for anyone seeking a reason to be hopeful about the future. It will leave you feeling empowered to make a positive difference in the world one step at a time.

Unlike your average documentary, Common Ground transcends traditional storytelling to deliver a powerful call to action. It isn't merely an exploration of regenerative agriculture, but a compelling narrative that urges viewers to reconsider their impact on the planet, and their role in shaping a sustainable future. Directors Josh and Rebecca Tickell transcend this movement by starting and closing the film as a letter to future generations. It foreshadows both what could happen if we as a society don't start heading in the direction of regenerative agriculture, vs if we do. This contrast really adds tension to the film and emotion to the viewer, prompting them to think critically about the future of the earth and their role in this issue. By doing this, it creates a direct connection between the viewers and the subject matter. As the documentary unfolds it provides a thorough explanation of regenerative agriculture by using farmers like Gabe Brown and Rick Clarke who have been using regenerative farming techniques. They introduce us to all the pros of regenerative farming along with the struggles they have faced to get to where they are. Whether you are an advocate for environmental change or new to the concept of regenerative farming, Common Ground is a compelling call to embrace a groundbreaking path forward.

This film can be described as a celebration of humanity, showing the viewer not only what it means to be human, but what it means to be on Earth. The documentary Common Ground directed by Joshua and Rebecca Tickell, effortlessly shows the results of regenerative agriculture's benefit on humanity. Using personal testimonials from farmers, politicians, and scientists, the film showcases real solutions anyone can take to improve the health of the soil, thus improving their health and the planet's. With notable celebrities like Donald Glover, Jason Moma, Laura Dern, and more, the film simply explains the sins behind modern agriculture and what we can do to fix it. This film provides a much-needed glass of hope and clarity, in the midst of troubling times and is a must-watch that will show us how we can all stand on Common Ground. (POSTED ON IMDb)

Important message to everyone that our food choices and how it is produced affects soils. Saving our soil will save us from environmental disaster. We can all do our part in advocating regenerative agriculture. Registered for Amazon prime just to watch is highly important documentary. Hopefully their message can be spread to as many people as possible. Change is possible and we all have our part to play. This documentary is story telling at it's best, making the complicated easy to understand. Complexity of farming made simple, if I were a conventional farmer I would transition to regenerative agriculture!