A visual and sensory journey through the wetlands and peatlands of Argentina, Finland, Peru, and Indonesia: extreme landscapes where the planet’s memory is kept beneath the surface and biodiversity pulses far from the cameras. This environmental documentary explores how diverse communities build their identity in dialogue with nature, defending knowledge, balance, and traditions essential for conservation and our shared future. It is a voyage between cultures and ecosystems where life survives on the margins, and understanding it is key to protecting these unique territories.

Black Water (Agua Negra) is not only a testimony to the beauty and fragility of our planet but also a clear message: understanding and caring for these wetlands and peatlands—true carbon hearts—is essential to preserve life on Earth.

Language: English
Subtitles: English, Spanish

If you are passionate about real stories that inspire you to look beyond and value what is essential, this documentary calls you to be part of the conversation and the action. Because the future of the planet begins where water keeps its secrets.

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