Only on Earth

Breathtaking visions of wildfires in Galicia during the hottest summer on record centre this stunning reflection on the delicate balance between humans, animals and the environment.

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Credits

  • Director

    Robin Petré

  • Denmark-Spain 2025. 92min

  • Courtesy of

    Autlook Filmsales

  • Languages

    Spanish, Galician

    With English subtitles

Introduction

From wild horses stampeding across scorched Galician hills to the haunting tones of wind turbines, director Robin Petré crafts an immersive portrait of one of Europe’s most vulnerable wildfire zones, where animals, humans and technology struggle to contend with nature out of balance. Elegant, assured filmmaking combines striking soundscapes with insightful observation and personal testimony to build a subtle yet deeply engaging polemic.

Sarah Lutton

Content warning

Contains scenes of animal cruelty.

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