A new documentary announced by Prime Video and The King’s Foundation will explore King Charles's lifelong dedication to environmental harmony and sustainability, highlighting his efforts worldwide.

Directed by Nicolas Brown, the film is described as a story of hope and resilience, emphasizing the transformative power of following one's intuition and the King’s philosophy of harmony.

The documentary will delve into the scientific basis of King Charles's 'Harmony' philosophy, outlined in his 2010 book, and showcase projects in Guyana, India, and at Dumfries House in Scotland.

The announcement was made via Instagram, featuring a portrait of King Charles in high spirits amid ongoing cancer treatment, set against scenic greenery.

This project marks a significant departure for the British royal family, partnering with Amazon MGM Studios to promote environmental stewardship through a major U.S. streaming platform.

The documentary will be available on Amazon Prime Video, aligning with the royal family's broader engagement with streaming platforms, alongside Prince William's recent appearance on Apple TV+ and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix projects.

Filming took place at Highgrove House, the King's residence, and will include interviews, archival footage, and insights into how his environmental beliefs have influenced projects like new towns in England and initiatives through the King's Foundation.

The film aims to showcase King Charles's advocacy for restoring planetary balance, featuring footage and materials from various decades to highlight his lifelong commitment to environmental issues.

Recent tensions between King Charles and Prince William, who has expressed a desire for change in the monarchy, have reportedly led to strained relations, with sources indicating they have been 'barely speaking' after a tense summer.

Prince William has been actively involved in environmental initiatives, notably through the Earthshot Prize, which funds innovative solutions to planetary problems.

Prince William's recent episode on Apple TV+ was well-received, with viewers praising his openness and emotional honesty, drawing comparisons to Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana.

The announcement of the documentary coincides with reports of ongoing disagreements within the royal family, amid Prince William's push for change and his recent public statements.