Check out this amazing documentary about our planet: Home

I was reading on Kippreport about the new documentary Home, which gives a new perspective about our planet and how bad things got with all irresponsible acts by humans. The film, which was created by Yann Arthus-Bertrand and Luc Besson, took three years to complete, and was shot over 217 days in 54 countries, resulting in 488 hours of footage.

The film was released on June 5th, Environment Day, and will be available on YouTube for free until June 14th, according to YouTube Blog; this is the first time a global audience can watch a movie online, in movie theaters, on TV stations, and on outdoor screens around the world at the exact same time.

 

Well, not entirely true, Home is not available in all countries, which is a shame, I mean aren’t we all live on that planet they are discussing in the film? I remembered a joke by David Letterman of the Late Show about movies that are released in selected cities; he would always say: Who selects these cities? You should pray to god that your city has been selected! :)

 

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1 Comment so far

  1. on June 9, 2009 at 10:09 pm raindrop wrote:

    I am watching it now :) its amazing indeed, i hope it will be available for people in Jordan, even if its in cinemas, it worth paying for.

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