Home
The film composed entirely of aerial views of various places around the world. Shows the diversity of life on Earth and how human activities have become a threat to the ecological balance the planet. From images of large volcanic landscapes, Home explains the origins of the evolution of unicellular algae present in the cells of the edges of the volcanic springs. Explains the essential role of these algae in the evolution of photosynthesis, and the fact that a vast number of plant species originating from hominis. From here, the film acquires a focus on human activities to the scope, showing the agricultural revolution and its implications, before moving on to talk about oil use (leading to fires), industry, cities and inequality as never before experienced. It portrays the current plight of the breeding of livestock, deforestation, food and drinking water shortage, the crisis of over-exploitation of quarries and the shortage of energy, ie electricity. Cities like New York , Los Angeles , Tokyo , Jaipur and Dubai in particular, are an example to show the mismanagement and waste of energy, food and water. The recession of glaciers and wetlands are shown through large aerial photographs of the Antarctica, the North Pole and Africa, while providing massive emigration refugees face an environmental disaster. At this point
when the film focuses on the global warming and the carbon crisis . Home shows how the melting glaciers, rising sea level and climate changes are wreaking havoc on people who have less to do with this topic, but how soon densely affected populated.
For about three minutes of film, show alarming numbers in white letters on a black background, followed by a video representation of the facts. This is followed by a positive conclusion. The documentary not only shows the terrible truths about our impact on Earth, but also what we are doing now to combat this: the renewables, creating more and more national parks, international cooperation between different nations on environmental issues, education and reform that has been around the world in response to current problems facing the Earth . Dato
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Premiere of "Home", a film about the history and decline of the Earth
Coinciding with World Environment Day "Home", a film that captures the history and land degradation in recent decades. The French photographer has Yann-Arthus Bertrand and has Luc Besson. "Home" is the first film released simultaneously in theaters, television, internet and DVD.
Throughout its 90 minutes of footage, "Home" takes the viewer on the shoulders of a spectacular photography, walking through the history of life on our planet. It also has the potential advantage of Web 2.0. to spread and increase the scope the film. In addition to its free diffusion in different languages \u200b\u200b(Castilian, English, French and German), YouTube channels in those languages \u200b\u200binclude several videos about the film as a 'making of' and interviews. On the other hand, five layers of Google Maps can show content created by users.
For the first in the history of cinema, opens today in simultaneously through YouTube and movie theaters in 126 countries, a very special price, Home, a feature documentary by way of shocking images on environment man seeks to raise awareness about the responsibility of both individual and collectively toward our planet. This novel idea is thanks to this famous site recently launched an ambitious project to visualize XL Youtube movies. Home
The director of the French director Yann Arthus-Bertrand who came up with the idea in 2006. His intention was to make a purely commercial product but taking into account the 24 months of filming in over 50 countries and a filmed record of 500 hours, the idea was to then gain support with some box office.
But the director stresses on all things about the importance of reaching the widest possible audience. In his own words in just 20 years, the world will be completely different and questions about what we will do without oil and with a changing climate. His call is to leave the attitude of denial and this film aims that people contemplate the beauty that still have on Earth, so help us react .
The film composed entirely of aerial views of various places around the world. Shows the diversity of life on Earth and how human activities have become a threat to the ecological balance the planet. From images of large volcanic landscapes, Home explains the origins of the evolution of unicellular algae present in the cells of the edges of the volcanic springs. Explains the essential role of these algae in the evolution of photosynthesis, and the fact that a vast number of plant species originating from hominis. From here, the film acquires a focus on human activities to the scope, showing the agricultural revolution and its implications, before moving on to talk about oil use (leading to fires), industry, cities and inequality as never before experienced. It portrays the current plight of the breeding of livestock, deforestation, food and drinking water shortage, the crisis of over-exploitation of quarries and the shortage of energy, ie electricity. Cities like New York , Los Angeles , Tokyo , Jaipur and Dubai in particular, are an example to show the mismanagement and waste of energy, food and water. The recession of glaciers and wetlands are shown through large aerial photographs of the Antarctica, the North Pole and Africa, while providing massive emigration refugees face an environmental disaster. At this point
when the film focuses on the global warming and the carbon crisis . Home shows how the melting glaciers, rising sea level and climate changes are wreaking havoc on people who have less to do with this topic, but how soon densely affected populated.
For about three minutes of film, show alarming numbers in white letters on a black background, followed by a video representation of the facts. This is followed by a positive conclusion. The documentary not only shows the terrible truths about our impact on Earth, but also what we are doing now to combat this: the renewables, creating more and more national parks, international cooperation between different nations on environmental issues, education and reform that has been around the world in response to current problems facing the Earth . Dato
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Premiere of "Home", a film about the history and decline of the Earth
Coinciding with World Environment Day "Home", a film that captures the history and land degradation in recent decades. The French photographer has Yann-Arthus Bertrand and has Luc Besson. "Home" is the first film released simultaneously in theaters, television, internet and DVD.
Throughout its 90 minutes of footage, "Home" takes the viewer on the shoulders of a spectacular photography, walking through the history of life on our planet. It also has the potential advantage of Web 2.0. to spread and increase the scope the film. In addition to its free diffusion in different languages \u200b\u200b(Castilian, English, French and German), YouTube channels in those languages \u200b\u200binclude several videos about the film as a 'making of' and interviews. On the other hand, five layers of Google Maps can show content created by users.
For the first in the history of cinema, opens today in simultaneously through YouTube and movie theaters in 126 countries, a very special price, Home, a feature documentary by way of shocking images on environment man seeks to raise awareness about the responsibility of both individual and collectively toward our planet. This novel idea is thanks to this famous site recently launched an ambitious project to visualize XL Youtube movies. Home
The director of the French director Yann Arthus-Bertrand who came up with the idea in 2006. His intention was to make a purely commercial product but taking into account the 24 months of filming in over 50 countries and a filmed record of 500 hours, the idea was to then gain support with some box office.
But the director stresses on all things about the importance of reaching the widest possible audience. In his own words in just 20 years, the world will be completely different and questions about what we will do without oil and with a changing climate. His call is to leave the attitude of denial and this film aims that people contemplate the beauty that still have on Earth, so help us react .
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