HUMAN Extended version VOL.2
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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What is it that makes us human? Is it that we love, that we fight ? That we laugh ? Cry ? Our curiosity ? The quest for discovery ?
Driven by these questions, filmmaker and artist Yann Arthus-Bertrand spent three years collecting real-life stories from 2,000 women and men in 60 countries. Working with a dedicated team of translators, journalists and cameramen, Yann captures deeply personal and emotional accounts of topics that unite us all; struggles with poverty, war, homophobia, and the future of our planet mixed with moments of love and happiness.
The VOL.2 deals with the themes of love, women, work and poverty.
In order to share this unique image bank everywhere and for everyone,
HUMAN exist in several versions :
A theatre version (3h11) , a tv version (2h11) and a 3 volumes version for the web
CONTACTS
Office Yann Arthus-Bertrand : Yann2@yab.fr
Project manager: jessica@human-themovie.org
French events and non-commercial distribution : event@human-themovie.org
Official website HUMAN : www.human-themo...
For further contents, visit g.co/humanthemovie
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Watch the full film from September 12 at / @humanthemovie2015
All these shoots were carbon-offset through the GoodPlanet Foundation’s United Carbone Action program: www.goodplanet....
HUMAN Exhibition !
Come and discover an exclusive 8 hours film exhibition at the GoodPlanet Foundation - Domaine de Longchamp, Paris.
Unprecedented installations offering unique testimonies of love, happiness, but also hatred and violence, which confront us with the Other and bring us back to our own lives.
More information on www.goodplanet.org
RUclips : • Video
Let all people of the Earth see these films, let them be shown in all schools all over the world and then, hopefully, we can all meet in love and peace and work together to clean up our planet and share the food there is for all of us. Thank you for this wonderful film. I hope it will do wonders!
+Joe Vegan I third this!
+Helga Danielsen I fourth this.
+Helga Danielsen YES!
I sixth this!
+Helga Danielsen You know Helga we all have the choice not to go to war. Do you know why these people choose war as a job? Money. Nothing has changed people still make money off war it';s just that now these people are a minority and when they want to live a normal life in society they can't adapt because they chose a bad way to make money. That's not a video that inspires me peace. The film is called human, well you can ask citizens who live in those countries about what they think of the people in this film and they'll tell you that these are not humans they're monsters. Trust me.
"It's a beautiful glass."
I think my life just changed.
I saw that clip for the first time 3 days after my grandfather died the first human i was very close too that passed away when i was 18, and broke down, it will be 6 years in march and its still part of my Greif and healing process I watch at least once a year, it wasn't sudden we knew he had terminal cancer for 6 months beforehand but it dose hurt in different ways, im lucky to have the people I do in my life but projects like this show the best of human life
That was me. So happy to hear my grandpa's wisdom resonated.
This is easily one of the greatest films ever made. Put this in a time capsule. Send it to outer space. As a testament to us.
this
Maybe aliens in the distant future will revive all those who just wanted peace, but were denied a real chance.
Yasser Kassana
The Russian translations could use a little work ;)
We found it friend!
It's 3 in the morning and I should be sleeping so I can work tomorrow. I think of my self as poor most of the time but some of these people make me feel SOOOO wealthy by comparison. I am grateful for my work, my life. Sometimes it's lonely and sometimes it's just fulfilling to contribute something. But I have to watch this 2nd volume of Human. What a bizarre species we are. Not quite animal, not quite divine but somewhere in between with shades of both showing all the time. Beautiful.
+Kari Havoth love the last line of yours
+Kari Havoth I just had to turn you into a quote on my Tumblr and Tweeter.
+Kari Havoth Not Quite Animal, Not Quite Divine..... such an intriguing phrase. I would eagerly watch a documentary exploring such a concept. :)
+chrisherself +Kari Harvoth There is a documentary that is called The Superior Human, that explores how superior to other species humanity really is. Worth a watch imo
+Kari Havoth Thank you. I'm speechless after watching Vol. 1 and feeling much as it sounds like you did. Thank you for keeping the movie and it's message growing by sharing the view from your life. I feel so grateful and humbled by the unimaginable abundance of my own world as well. Honored to meet you fellow human. Beautiful.
I was so shocked when the first women spoke because I actually understood her without reading the subtitles because she spoke khmer, the language of Cambodia, and the language of my parents, and I've heard variations of her story my whole life but I never expected to listen to hers here. She spoke of the Cambodian Genocide, one of the worst atrocities in history, yet, this is the first time I have ever encountered someone's recollection of this event somewhere other than a family gathering with a couple shots of rice wine for courage. To include her story is to encompass the entire Cambodian experience as a whole and the struggles of the Cambodian people, and I find that to be an amazing thing, finally there's some recognition and some sort of closure. This documentary, "HUMAN", is truly an amazing thing, truly amazing, and I'd like to say thank you to everyone behind this film for thinking of the tiny stretch of jungle that is Cambodia, and for allowing one of us to talk about our experience in the event that still today, defines our entire existence.
Your answer made me cry.
There is also, this book called "The disappeared ones" written by Kim Echlim, wich made me aware of the Cambodian's Genocide and its incredible expansion. Your answer, remind me of it and of how grateful I was on receiving that book and reading it.
I understand her with just looking at her eyes
The Killing Fields was about the Cambodian Genocide in the 1970s by the Khmer Rouge 😢😮! 8/23/24! 7:22pm! 1:23:43
"its a beautiful glass" wowwww that really got me
+Wilma Carlen I just scrolled down to the comments after that :P
+Shuka Ishikawa at about 1:04
+Wilma Carlen Loved that quotee!! btw here's the exact time @ 1:05:00
+Wilma Carlen Makes me tear up every time. There's just something about that man's story that touches you.
+Wilma Carlen yep, mind bloooown
I love these series. I thank God for giving me boredom today that I stumble on this magnificent work. I cried throughout the first film. I can feel their emotions. Better than any great movies or indie films ever made. Thank you for all people who made this possible. I will share this to all the people I know.
+Trephination17 Thank you as you just captured everything I felt as I also stumbled upon the 1st film and just finished watching it! #APPRECIATION
+Trephination17 god is pretty generous with that "boredom" gift. it drives this entire - and many other - websites. just trying to say its not really something to be grateful for.
+Trephination17 This is exactly how I feel
Trephination17
I am a middle school art teacher and showing this my class. Thank you for making this film and thank you for posting it.
Thank you for exposing young children to this. I'm sure it will make a difference to the way they perceive the world.
All these movies have left me speechless, thinking how human's folly brought us so far...and saying far i mean far from each other...
Hope these movies will hit people conscience.
Thank you for having hit me.
+obed wiredu I do not think the movies are about just one thing. What I think is that these movies are about all we have in life, good or bad. Not what the governments or militia do to us, but how we as humans get through those things, and the effects that they have on our lives. Whether you've been through being abused, raped or poverty. it is about how we've become stronger through these things and I believe that it touches on most subjects that need to be discussed and in such a beautiful way. (I'm just sharing my opinion and i'm probably not going to respond to anyone disagreeing with me I just hope you at least read this before thinking it's just wrong)
+Legendary Bagel Master I agree, this offers perspectives we otherwise wouldn't be able to experience and we are experiencing feelings we may not have been otherwise able to feel
+Diligo Europa such negative comments and all over melanin...ha wow.
***** your perspective is limited by what you believe. Your perspective is coming from the belief that white people are the superior race. At this moment in the untold millions of years of human history, this may appear to be true based on the results. But if you were suppressed for millions of years and finally figured out how to get into a position of power, wouldn't you then suppress the history of the great races and civilizations in order to put yourself in the position of god on earth?
Not saying I would do that but people with your perspective would. If you open your mind to the possibility that there are millions of years of human history that has been lost, then any rational mind would find that the "superior" race has changed countless times in millions of years.
I am not defending any race, I believe all humans are human. Pyramids have been found on every continent. This means every race at one point had superior knowledge, and possibly it was simultaneous, which I tend to believe. European/west asian "white" people are not superior biologically, mentally or spiritually. It just so happens that they are the ones currently appearing to run the show.
Im not trying to bash your beliefs about superiority, I believe you are entitled to your beliefs. If you spent 3 hours of your life watching a movie about the diversity in the human experience then a part of you must understand what I am saying.
Complete Human Coaching I am really sorry to tell you, that i do not feel inferior towards nobody and plus, I've never felt.
Going back to your thought, there are not doubts that the "white man" has ruled the scenario over the years, but what keeps me laughing is your belief in thinking there are people not caring of this ethnic rather racial status.
I simply do not care and you should as well.
I went through all emotions I could possibly feel as a human. Please spread the world and let everybody see this. I feel so grateful to be able to watch this. This is one of the examples for a positive and constructive way to use global media to reach hearts and change mindsets. THANK YOU to who made it happen.
+Manuela Gala (Galaarts) i feel the same. i cried and cried and cried. and i am grateful to have the freedom to do that in peace. i ve grew to appreciate the state of piece and freedom much more
Manuela Gala yes! We can make a change,
It's nice to see the youtube comment section with full of appreciation☺️
The Russian man who talked about his mentally handicapped son...what he said about God's reason for having such burden on people exist. "To remind them that I exist-that I am omnipresent; in the leaves and in the wind." To show us how to be strong through love. How in the end it is what really matters and what shall set all humanity free from it's pain and sorrow. What words of power.
Yeah one of my favorite part throughout the whole documentary
Kahlo Copan I cried
That is a very nice sentiment indeed.
But isn't it cruel to let somebody believe that his life is a construction made by God, that he was put in this terrible situation just to provide some kind of symbolism? It could just as easily have been a punishment for some terrible sin he committed earlier in life.
It would be better for him to accept that random chance combined with life choices put him in this situation. That way others could learn from him and perhaps prevent this from happening again. Believing his life was shaped and should not be changed is holding him back. It's a trap.
@98Zai If he was born mentally handicapped, how can you say that it's a punishment? His father is right in telling him that the Lord created him, just like the leaves and flowers, to make up the happiness in the world. Rather that than tell him it's a punishment; not holding him back but pushing him forward.
98Zai His tears were of gratitude. His son's physical limitatons are only physical. The father has faith brought about from the deepest part of him knowing beyond any doubt that his son is perfect. He has a direct experience with the divine as a result of his son being a crystal clear mirror of his own loving nature. His son is proof of an existance that completely transcends this temporary third dimensional gravity weary experience that we all find ourselves in momentarily. It may seem like a misfortune to be a parent to a disabled child, but all is not what it seems. Old souls love a challenge and this life is our smorghasborg. Yumyum
This film leaves me breathless in so many ways.
Humans. Capable of the worst, and capable of the best. We just don't realize it, till circumstances force us to.
Sari Elassaad we can choose to be the best! We are able to make a positive change
That's true
i cried non stop. this is what it is all about being human. I means appreciating and loving. not anything else.
Me too.....
Every human needs to watch these series to strengthens their views on humanity and life challenges. We've build so much walls that we fall to connect beyond our own understanding, this series share the plight of everyday people like you and me, and help us connect with our humanity. I am humble by the uniqueness of these stories.
TheNaija4eva 👼👼👼
Thank you for showing the wonderful side of humankind. 7 billion people on earth, 7 billion different stories. In the end of the day we all want the same thing. love, peace, freedom.
7billion is not considering History. It is 7 billion in the now... it has been so many more histories
So real, understanding, sensitive. Thank you for building the bridge for human beings to reach out to the wonderful in us all.
It's a beautiful glass, indeed.
Amanda Marie yes, a very beautiful glass
These films are among the most moving and beautiful works that I have ever seen. They are breathtaking & the words of people from all over our planet need to be heard by everyone; whether you agree with some or not, just listen to them & learn from their experiences. Even those of the children are filled with tremendous wisdom. Seeing or recognizing parts of yourself in all of these people is one of the only ways humanity can hope to go forward. We cannot continue on the path we are on.
"For only the love of people can save the world."
AMEN!!!
Then the world is doomed.
How amazing if this film can be heard in multiple languages to distribute this powerful message of what makes us human. Some people are illiterate or simply can read english.
PS. I have to take pauses, such an emotional film. The film resonates so well it actually makes you cry with emotions.
“For only the love of people can save the world “
Thank you for this ❤️
42:50-44:00 God she broke me up. Just to have her grandmothers approval, now left with HIV.
Never care what anyone wants for you! Do what's best for you with a positive mind along
Watch House of Numbers on RUclips regarding HIV, Sade. Luc Montagnier the recipient of the Nobel Prize speaks on it, HIV and Aids is not what they seem. She is a victim of something more malicious than HIV and Aids.
That part broke me as well.
What a powerful and riveting film! As I sit in my hotel room during this year's TIFF, I feel most fortunate to have discovered this marvel and can't help but wish that it was being screened for the masses. A must see for every human, as it reminds one just how much we all have in common, and that many times we forget to be grateful in times of good fortune.
I'll be watching Vol 2 after a brief walk among my fellow man. To the film makers: Thank you for giving me a fresh perspective with which to embark today.
I am mesmerized. I do not even know how I found this movie. This is assuring me that I am in the right Path with my Spirituality. It is Love and Peace in our Hearts.
Namaste
Hey folks! At 52:39 to 53:54 it is Lençóis Maranhenses, located in Brazil (state of Maranhão). It is a natural desert with white and clean sand and lots of sweet water lakes all around. Very touristic and magical place. By far as I know it is the one desert in the world with so many water lakes like that. It is very touristic. But as summer in Brazil is in december to february, the cheaper time to come is august to november. (Brazil is sunny practically all year).
Do you know the music that's playing with the scene?
"It's a beautiful glass." I can't stop smiling
Whoever made this movie should get a fuckin' OSCAR!!!!
+Allo Pital has it been nominated for anything yet or is it too soon?
+kingskid1985 ..he will
"it's a beautiful glass." best things i've ever heard.. this series is so beautiful!
so beautifully done. i feel more human and connected having watched this and am now sharing with as many people of varying culture as possible
+casey shea How wonderfully put Casey, "I feel more human...". I too had a feeling after having watched this but I couldn´t find the words to explain what I was feeling. What you just wrote hits the mark and thank you for putting it into words.
we need more movies/series like this
+Dwaipayan Chakraborty There have been. Watch Koyaanisqatsi, it's wonderful.
+Varietygirl1 Follow your dream girl.
+Dwaipayan Chakraborty there are plenty movies like this, check out "Thrive" or just search consciousness documentaries
+Dwaipayan Chakraborty working on it.
The scenes are just awesome, it makes you questions things "how does that lighthouse, withstand such force?", "how does that human being still find the will to live?" .... Thank you
The man who was talking about his handicapped son... Hearing his story made me break out in tears. That made me cry so hard.
The true fire and passion these films bring out of me is inspiring; I hope to take many of the lessons taught in these and apply them to the world.
I've watched two parts already and these movies go pretty well with Xavier Rudd music.
This mixture made me realize that the only aim of every human being on this planet no matter if he is a Muslim or a Christian, an Indian or an Japanese, if he has a white or a dark skin is TO LOVE.
Love unites us, makes us better, gives us the chance to help others, love makes us happy in any way. Isn't it what we all long for?
I LOVE YOU, PEOPLE!!!
This movie should be seen by students of all age ranges worldwide! Great, precious food for thought!!!
This deserves a lot more recognition than it currently has, amazing work.
lets us visualize the world we want , a world of peace and let us hold that vision.
The intertwining of the Palestinian and Isreali fathers, both having lost their daughters, cut right through all the bullshit, fingerpointing, black-and-white view of the conflict held by so many people.
+SharpWalkers Thanks, that's spot on and very well said!
Their new definition of "sides" made more sense to me than anything I ever heard: "We the people want peace" vs. "the radical want war."
sex xxx videos.
bla bla bla. If you support israel you support murder and genocide...
@@_Seagie Why are you like this? Isn't it time to stop?
1:04:07 This is a personal bookmark for me to come back here from time to time when things get rough; just to hear "It's a beautiful glass" and suddenly it feels like I can let out a huge breath I've been holding in. And keep on moving forward again.
Thank you for the bookmark i saw that clip for the first time 8 years ago at age 18 days after my first grandparent died i have been very lucky because before the death of any human important to ky family i was too young to understand, however i have been though this path of grief meany times with pets, that video was what i desperately needed and have watched again if i was feeling diwn, " its a beautiful glass" has come again when i needed it the most today now that another grandparent passed earlier today. I hope you are well and moving forward like you said ❤
6:25 War
24:50 Conflict
39:05 Homosexuality
54:45 Family
1:14:05 After death
18:47 Hitler
Thanks!!!
no categorisation please aww
❤
"The glass is beautiful." Raw, human emotion gets me every time!! The cinematography was breathtaking!! On to the 3rd part...
By far one of the strongest and most beautiful documentary I've watched. EVERYONE needs to see it.
These films are crazy powerful. I feel like physical pain while watching most of these people. I hear their words and they lay out the perimeters of the trap we are in so clearly, and yet they also make it so clear that their really may be no way out.
How brave was the man who was honest about wanting yo feel that violence again after being in combat...and how much more necessary is the abolishment of weapons of violence. We simply cannot be trusted. This film is incredible, I sincerely hope for the lives of my children and their children it is heard, seen and felt by millions.
this should start a campaign. we should be a human being first #humanfirst
Amazing movie. I found myself in one of the people. I can feel a part of their pains, their happiness or sadness when I see their eyes. Sometimes we find the meaning of life in remote places, but we do not know the meaning of life always inside in our heart. What a magic!
please please please make available the scene of the two fathers, one from palestine, one from israel telling their story and message of peace (from film number 2) as a clip on its own! It's the sort of clip that should be seen everywhere! Shared everywhere!
+LKeet6 I agree, that was the most profound clip in the entire movie for me.
I will soon translate it to Hebrew and upload to my website beautiful.co.il
Israel father want peace but who actually colonial side who deny to give peace??? ask your own Netanyahu and great great grandimmigranther first.
@@akomalaysia7843 the point of the clip isn't really about that. Sometimes people don't care about all the politics stuff and just want everyone to be safe and happy.
But if he wants peace with Palestine, I highly doubt he's a supporter on netenyahu.
Yes please
Extremely important film that touches on so many things we need to be having conversations about. Empathy, compassion, love & self-love is where it all starts. I hope this helps anybody in need.
1:17:15
What a wonderful speech, sir!
Still such a beautiful and moving series after two or three years.
Makes me feel like I just want to hug each and every single person in there along with everybody else involved in the making of this movie! It is a wonderful, marvelous bridge what you've created and I love you greatly for that and thank you with all of my heart!
This is by far, the most powerful and overwhelming documentary that I have ever seen in my entire life... Congratulations on doing an amazing piece of art, greetings from El Salvador...
Yann arthus bertrand = un pur génie.
En effet
Very touching and emotional movie. Sometimes we forget who we are as humans and the common values we share. Together we can make the world a better place. Thanks to the movie makers and for Google.
This is a GREAT DOC' Cuddos to you GOOGLE on this production...I see how life is to DIFFERENT faces,races,minds....Life is SIMPLE !
Some of these interviews would be powerful on its own as short movies to share. Love the girl from Mexico (Veridiana) telling to live in present. So wise, so mindful...
" I hope she's satisfied " that teared me 💔
A huge thank you to all you for this wonderful "Humans": Yann Arthus-Bertrand and working team and all the women, children and men, so brave and kind to speaking on themselves for all of us!
For those of you who keep saying that the man at 22:00 is a psychopath - tell me, is any of you a psychologist or a psychiatrist? If so, did you have any sessions with this man so you may so freely diagnose him? If not, please refrain from posting such things. Peter had the courage to speak openly about his problem, and imagine if he comes here - because yes, he might come here to RUclips to see this, after all he's a person like you and me, and this documentary pretty much emphasizes that - and reads these things. It might be very destructive. Please think about that.
I'm pretty sure he is no psychopath. War leaves people with soo much trauma. People sometimes just stay in war even when they are back home.
Do yourself a favor and watch these. They are absolutely gorgeous, transformative, heartbreaking, beautiful.
"It's a beautiful glass." Simple words anyone should look upon in darker times.
Quel moment intense de reflexion, d'émotions et de découverte du monde ou nous vivons!
Toutes ces images et ces témoignages ne m'amènent qu'à un seul mot : MERCI
I must say, that, we are beautiful
Jose's Interview (the man from Uruguay) was so right, I have felt that way for a long time. I was 14 when I started working, I didn't get the freedom of being a teenager. When I took days off I had to work somewhere else. I spent my childhood working and I hate thinking about it. But he is right, we work to make money, we spend that money to live, then we work again. It s a cycle that never ends.
Every where Human are with same emotion, value and respect, irrespective of cast, creed, race, religion, colour, language or country in this planet. Even true and proper leaders can lead the terrorists and miscreants to the original stream of society ar wipe them out. I salute to every body asociated with this film. Please circulate this film all over the world through TV.
So who are the very, very weird 123 people giving this the thumbs down!? Robots maybe!? Whoever they are, can't say I can call them human. This was a very profound and totally absorbing video. Naked, honest and true ... heartfelt, stirring and awakening. Thank you.
how the heck did you make all those Humans to confess on camera their deepest fears, secrets and desires?
Damir S. Because they are willing to share, to share their story and get across to people. These are people who have been holding so much that they just want to be set free using their voice
Yann Arthus-Bertrand is one type of men... Plus when you listen to them, you see that they have a modesty and a certain understanding of how human their stories are... They shared it because its at the heart of human experience to share to be stronger together. Accepting to share your fears and experiences may bring you peace because suddenly you're not the only one and people can relate :)
You know I'm here sitting at my dinner table in Rio de Janeiro with no words after watching all of these people. That's so touchable and make me think about everything in minutes. We have to translate this to as many languages as possible. It's so precious... it really is.
So simple and stunning.
"It's the quality of my loving that defines who I am." That is well said 👏🏼
Thank you Yann for this philosophical and spiritually reflective video. All your videos are beautifully shot.
Very inspirational movies. I watched them quietly and sometimes, I had to pause, I wanted to think about the words I just listened to, the faces I've just just seen.
Also, he most bizarre and beautifull images from people and earth. They are amazing! Especially, the one with the water and sand waterfall (or so), hugely intrigued me.
what human race want is love love love...............
and not only human but living .....
this movie in vol 1 had spoken about marriage life, prostitute life, poverty.and they want guidance ,caring.
a true religion unites us, ll give us guidance,care,love............
if money is problem people who are living in skyscrapers should be happy, if food is problem people with food should be happy, we are missing something in our life's.
moreover thank you for such great collection
Beautiful pictures like floating paintings, beautiful portraits, feel so much compassion for these fellow humans.
This documentary series is amazing. Haven't gone on to part three yet but I must say the Religious/God section is disappointing :/ Only weak spot I've seen so far. It could've have been epic and really intriguing to hear various peoples relationship with their God/Religion or lack thereof.
Seeing the beautiful cinematography of Hajj and Maria of the Sea to only have a brief section where one guy even mentions possibly believing in God was a total bummer....
But anyways, thank you for putting this on RUclips and for all the hard work you put into this project. All of us viewers really appreciate it!!
This is so deeply moving. I wish all schools around the world will see this documentary. It is so easy to remember we are all human, we just need a small reminder, one honest sharing from the heart and all other hearts melt in harmony. We are all made of the stuff called love, but politicians and religious leaders poison us creating hate towards each other. I am very grateful to the creators of this project. If you were asked what you leave behind when you are gone - you should be proud! You leave this documentary filled with humans who were listened to and opened their heart.
40:18 one of my favourite parts
Easily, One of the best Documentaries that pierces through to the edges of the world; portraying a side of us, the humankind, nuances of the World we live in, that ever so rarely has been brought to this kind of subtle spotlight.
I thought I was the first one to comment. Anyways, I love how it's inconclusive. It serves what we human beings are, a set of greys
I would like to thank the creators of this film, this changed my perception of this world. This is really incredible. Thank you
That pool..what a nightmare 😱
The best I have ever seen . I had to stop and pray for these people..for their peace and grace and humanity...touched on every world issue and what is going on now..thank you for a beautiful work of art...photography was totally beautiful..a million stars for this..
27:00 If everybody would think like this, THERE WOULD WE NO WAR OR VIOLENCE!!! BIG RESPECT! Listen guys and Respect others!!! :)
This second half is my favorite of the documentary if we all watch these segments in full completion it will surely reinvigorate us all which is needed nowadays with so much chaos in the world. Special thanks to Google team for creating this, such a desperate demand for something like this to be shown. Thank you for creating these, please keep creating others.
This series is JUST INCREDIBLE AND SUPER !!! SEEING,CRYING AND UNDERSTANDING OF US is the only best emotional things from it. But why Indians and chienese are omitted from it cannot be understood. It would be better if u film on them or include them also by editting. And also do this film version in Indian and Bengali language too.
ok thanks
the great gift of being... the great gift of life. thank you human, a beautiful movie that frames the best details in life.. we all need someone to understand us, we all need other humans to make us observe ourselves a bit more. i am the sum of every single person who walked through my life. i am the result of every single situation that i have been through .... humans are dramatically beautiful .. we are all dots, and together we connect to draw the infinite line of life. a true thank you coming from Jordan, Middle East.
I am an Arab, I am Human and I support peace.. thank you.
Amazing,
So much to learn from this film. So many good people in the world. It humbles me to hear people's stories.
South Korea: A Reverend Moon, aka Unification Church mass wedding. I once attended one of these myself, many years ago. It is quite an impressive sight to behold, to see 4000 couples matched by the "Master" and getting married all together!
All people stand up for JUSTICE in all directions with anything they have for those who have close to nothing or nothing at all.
There is no doubt it will happen, sooner or later.
Thanks for the video.
Some of the visuals seem so unreal,I'm not sure if they are real or CGI
I think that what makes this film so strong and made me cry more than once is the fact that these people's story reach to the universal condition of human being, if all the world could see this, and think about each stories, and then act in consequence in their all live, we would live in the true paradise.
Thank you so much to have bring this to us, i sincerely hope that for all my life, i'll be able to share such knowledge as that and make the world a better place, even if i'm so little
I wish the Closed Captions telling the viewers where the interviewees are from were filled out.
John Waite Turning on the Captions in the settings would reveal the each person’s name and where they are from/country ^^
The movie brings up lots of message about our modern human being. It's hundred times worth watching than surfing nonsense Facebook feeds. My eyes and mind were widened to the world around me. Sometimes I just exaggerate my feeling or experience without noticing that many people out there are suffering much worse situation than mine. From this, I have learnt to appreciate what I have and starting thinking of what I can do to help people.
Thanks the team who made all of this. You did a great great job.
Amazing!!! Brillant!!!
How did you take the recordings? With a baloon? a drone? a plane?
Which camera did you take? With a 500mm objective? 1000m? This zooming is stunning!!!
the visuals, the sounds, the interviews, just amazing 🤩
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Why do they go if it's so crowded? Is it fun to sit stagnantly in murky water with a thousand strangers?
What a complex film, I felt, and saw, and experienced so many emotions, but most of all compassion, and Love, Thank you, to all who brought this film to all of us, you Have All Left something for the future