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Człowiek w ciągu 200 000 lat istnienia na Ziemi zakłócił równowagę biologiczną naszej Planety, która nieprzerwanie kształtowała się przez niemal 4 miliardy lat ewolucji… Cena, jaką trzeba za to płacić jest bardzo wysoka. Mamy bardzo niewiele czasu, by odwrócić pojawiającą się apokaliptyczną wizje katastrofy. To jedynie 10 lat, by uświadomić sobie, jak ogromna jest grabież naturalnych bogactw naszej Planety i zmienić sposób ich konsumpcji. Za pomocą wyjątkowych zdjęć, nakręconych wyłącznie z powietrza w ponad pięćdziesięciu krajach Yanna Arthusa-Bertrand kładzie kamień węgielny pod przebudowę naszego wspólnego domu. (SPI)
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"It's too late to be pessimistic." A brilliant documentary. Amazing aerial shots of natural beauty and human frenzy are combined with a perfectly written commentary, read by Glenn Close. The film doesn't mince its words and I feel sorry for anyone who labels it a cheap environmental agitprop.
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I’d be wary to call Home a documentary that presents true (objective) facts, but it works perfectly as an environmental pointing finger. However, the idea that I took home from the cinema probably wasn’t what the creators intended – a flu pandemic might be the best that could happen to our planet…
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A “verbatim" adaptation of a photographic publication “The Earth from the Air" by the same author enriched by verbal diarrhea in the form of the cheapest possible agitation. And its presence isn’t even made up for by the wonderful shots which you get a but fed up with anyhow over the two hours (director’s cut). It’s trying to be something like Baraka, but it isn’t. Not even close.
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Home is effective ecological agit-prop that doesn’t just criticize and warn, but also provides advice on how to fight against the issues being criticized, giving some hope for a turn for the better. The two-hour running time does not do the film any harm; on the contrary, it gives it the possibility to be more complex and remarkable. And the creators made good use of this possibility. If not for the oversimplified straightforward voiceover, I’d give it five stars because it has a MESSAGE. P. S.: I love skyscrapers and I don’t mind a little megalomania, but I absolutely agree with the critical attitude toward Dubai. This film said it for me.
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Photo © Yann Arthus-Bertrand / Film “HOME” – a coproduction ELZEVIR FILMS / EUROPACORP PPR is proud to support HOME
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