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Mireia Mullor

James Cameron says the Avatar films are "always trying to deal with very, very human, relatable themes"

Avatar Fire and Ash.

As Avatar: Fire and Ash makes its way to cinemas this month, James Cameron has talked about the reasons behind the saga's enduring success worldwide. For the filmmaker, it's all about the "human experience", even if the story is dominated by blue aliens in a faraway planet named Pandora.

"In the writing process and the imagining of the story, I want to deal with things that are kind of universal in human experience," Cameron said at an Avatar 3 press conference attended by GamesRadar+. "Family, identity, purpose, duty to your family, duty to your community. ‘Where do I belong? And once I decide or I find where I belong, how do I earn their respect at my place?’

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