Autumn and the Black Jaguar

Autumn Edison grows up among the trees and rivers of the Amazon, where the wild world feels like home and a jaguar cub named Hope becomes her closest companion. A sudden disaster pulls her away to the bright chaos of New York, where the ache of leaving Hope never fully fades. Years later, the pull of the rainforest grows irresistible, and Autumn heads back to the forest with one mission in mind. A pattern of danger has gripped her childhood village as traffickers threaten the local ecosystem and the animals they depend on. Autumn vows to rescue her old friend and protect the fragile bond between people and jungle life.

Directed by Gilles de Maistre, the film arrives in 2024 with Prune de Maistre credited as the creator. It appears to be rooted in an original story rather than a pre existing property.

Worldwide, the picture grossed about 21.7 million dollars, reflecting solid family audience turnout for a 2024 rainforest adventure. Lumi Pollack plays Autumn, supported by Emily Bett Rickards and Paul Greene.

Themes include friendship, courage and conservation as Autumn balances city memories with her vow to protect a jaguar and the people of her village. The story blends peril and warmth and ends with a clear call to safeguard the Amazon and other wild places.