#Yann ArthusBertrand

[livincrans]

Fondation Opale. Focus : le point de vue de Yann Arthus-Bertrand

#lens #fondationopale #yannarthusbertrand #granslens #christroi #photographieaerienne #clichesaeriens #ecologie #ecologiste

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[newsdock]

UN-backed documentary 'Human' aims to capture the world

VENICE, Italy (AP) — With wars, atrocities and the desperation of refugees dominating the daily news, it's easy to feel despair about human nature. http://dlvr.it/C6ht8p

[hoie1217]

地球很美有賴你

地球很美有賴你！

中文片名娘就娘Ｄ，不過名字又幾直接，英文片名《Home》也更直接，我地的家嘛，怎可不愛惜？

導演係法國平面攝影師Yann Arthus-Bertrand員創，要花作１５年時間籌備o番，睇畫質就好高清喇，不知是否真高清呢？

要走訪５０個國家拍攝，剩係呢樣已經令人想睇，最緊要係令住係地球上的６０億人口醒啦，地球就死喇！！

其實係６月５日「聯合國世界環保日」全球同步上映，連明珠台２０：３０也播了，可惜當晚我去做對自己很重要的事，所以就錯過了，今次知道會有戲院會上都幾開心喎，畢竟呢類都唔係賺錢影片嘛，不過原來只有兩間戲院上映，係ＵＡUA朗豪坊及UA Megabox，最慘係一日分別只放映兩場及三場，真係唔惦哩.....就唔o岩時間去睇呀！

冇法啦，睇o下可唔可以早Ｄ起身走出去睇囉.....１３點幾喎，再夜Ｄ已經係１８點喇，撞鬼！仲要係細場，買到飛都勁勁喇。好想贂呀真係......

簡介：馳譽國際攝影寶典《EARTH FROM ABOVE「空中看地球」》* 作者法國著名平面攝影師恩亞祖貝特杭，遇上了電影奇才洛比桑，將美不勝收的世界光影搬上了大銀幕；隨著攝影大師動人的鏡頭，我們走進美得令人懷疑這些地方是否人類的家─地球。《HOME》可說是《空中看地球》的電影版，恩亞祖貝特杭花了15年時間籌備，走訪50個國家拍攝，由澳洲海底的大堡礁到非洲肯亞高原的乞力馬扎羅山；亞瑪遜熱帶雨林到戈壁沙漠；美國德薩斯州連綿不斷的棉花田到中國上海的工業城鎮。如詩如畫的美景喚醒世人，樂觀地珍視我們仍然保有的50%雨林，而非只著眼那失去的一半；更重要是地球60億人類都應該醒覺，我們的責任所在...

YouTube - homeproject's Channel：http://www.youtube.com/homeproject

HOME - a film by Yann Arthus-Bertrand：http://www.home-2009.com/us/index.html

《地球很美有賴你》 (Home) Trailer

[zehub]

#Conventioncitoyenne pour le #climat : les réactions enthousiastes de Marion #Cotillard et Yann-#ArthusBertrand

Alors que les 150 membres de la Convention citoyenne pour le climat commencent, vendredi 19 juin, à voter les propositions pour réduire les émissions de gaz à effet de serre, la comédienne Marion Cotillard et le photographe Yann Arthus-Bertrand ont réagi avec enthousiasme.

[newsdock]

New film aims to capture 'Human' experience

They are fighters, victims, murderers and survivors whose anonymous yet deeply personal interviews form the backbone of a new film from French photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand that seeks to capture our experience on Earth. In the opening moments of "Human" -- which premieres Saturday at both the Venice Film Festival and the United Nations in New York -- a convicted killer on Death Row in the United States explains how he learned to love from the grandmother of one of his victims. The on-screen interviews were distilled from more than 2,000 carried out with people in 60 countries over the three years it took to make the 11-million-euro ($12.2 million) movie. http://dlvr.it/C57xBr