The new season premieres on November 9 at 10 PM, featuring powerful films that celebrate exploration, courage, and innovation.
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National Geographic is bringing back its celebrated Explorer Film Festival with an exciting new season that showcases groundbreaking stories and inspiring voices from around the world. Staying true to its legacy of storytelling that sparks curiosity and connection, this year’s edition promises an unforgettable lineup of films that celebrate the human spirit of exploration.
Premiering on Sunday, November 9 at 10 PM, the festival highlights the extraordinary work of National Geographic Explorers – scientists, conservationists, and adventurers pushing the boundaries of discovery. From the icy wilderness to the ocean floor, these films offer an intimate look at courage, innovation, and resilience.
This season’s lineup includes:
- Love + War: Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Lynsey Addario captures the realities of conflict zones from Afghanistan to Ukraine.
- The Last Rhinos: A New Hope: Scientists race to save the Northern White Rhino from extinction using pioneering reproductive technology.
- Secrets of the Penguins: A deep dive into the lives of penguins, revealing their bravery, intelligence, and strong social bonds.
- Titanic: The Digital Resurrection: A cutting-edge expedition creates the first high-resolution 3D digital twin of the Titanic.
- Explorer: Lake of Fire: Adventurers attempt to scale a remote, unexplored volcano to unlock the mysteries of volcanic eruptions.
- Explorer: The Deepest Cave: Cavers embark on a dangerous mission to reach the lowest point on Earth’s surface.
A nationwide promotional campaign will precede the premiere, building anticipation for this remarkable celebration of exploration and storytelling.
