Filmmaker Alexandra Lexton sets out to elicit wisdom from individuals who have found a way to reconnect with nature.

Fools' Paradise (lost?) is a thoughtful documentary from filmmaker Alexandra Lexton exploring humanity's relationship with the natural world and the urgent need to reconnect with nature in an era defined by climate change and environmental degradation. Inspired by her own experience operating an organic apple farm, Lexton travels to meet remarkable individuals who have transformed their lives through deeper engagement with nature and now share those lessons with communities around the world.

Featuring conversations with a globetrotting photographer, a journalist, a Navajo scholar, an ecotherapist, renowned planetwalker Dr. John Francis, and experts in mindfulness, sustainability, and climate change, the documentary examines personal responsibility, environmental stewardship, regenerative living, nature therapy, and the wisdom different cultures offer for building a more sustainable future. Through these inspiring voices, the film encourages viewers to rediscover humanity's connection to the Earth while emphasizing that healing ourselves and healing the planet are inseparable goals.

Written and directed by Alexandra Lexton, the documentary combines personal reflection with environmental philosophy to create an inspiring exploration of ecological awareness, mindfulness, and hope for the future.

Released by Bullfrog Films, this region-free DVD presents the complete 98-minute documentary in English.

Media

 

Cast & Crew

Actors:

•       Alexandra Lexton

Director: Alexandra Lexton

Additional Details

Label: Bullfrog Films

Genre: Documentary

Language: English

Run Time: 98 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 10/27/26

UPC: 199874330006