The Fighting Dinosaurs (2026)

Presented as a speculative nature documentary, The Fighting Dinosaurs reconstructs Late Cretaceous ecosystems through a series of interconnected vignettes. Without dialogue or named characters, the film follows several dinosaur species — tyrannosaurs, ceratopsians, dromaeosaurs, hadrosaurs — as they hunt, migrate, breed, and die across a changing landscape. A detached narrator contextualizes each encounter with paleontological speculation, framing the animals' lives as data points in a deeper story about adaptation and extinction.

As seasonal pressures mount — drought, volcanic activity, the slow creep of climatic shift — the film's discrete threads converge toward a cataclysmic event that reshapes the world entirely. The final act abandons observation for abstraction, visualizing deep time and fossilization as a kind of planetary memory.