"This film is an artistic and philosophical exploration, but it ultimately falls on a scientific explanation." This sentence may reveal the truth of the film.
Although this film is a one-line earth documentary, I think it leads the viewer to think from several dimensions:
1. Producer: Starting from the insights in life and throwing questions, leading the audience to understand the smallness and greatness of being born as a human being.
2. Speakers: Lang Lang and Wan Qian are the speakers, the male and female speakers are together, and the way of talking in the air is also a complement to each other.
3. Astronauts: Eight international astronauts will give the audience a new perspective on understanding the earth and even the universe through their own experience of living in space.
4. Filming location: 195 hidden earths on six continents around the world, interpreting the code of life
Breeze, sun and moon, vegetation... This is the earth we are all familiar with. If we hadn't seen this epic round-the-world trip through this film, we might have thought that our world might just be ordinary. But have you ever thought about jumping out of the world and re-understanding the earth from the perspective of nature and the universe - diatoms on the seabed, flowing clouds over the Amazon rainforest, ice crystals in caves... A series of unimaginable things make sense. . A leaf, a microorganism, all affect our every breath. All life on earth deserves awe.
This film also has a deeper thought, which is the issue of region, race, and national boundaries. In fact, all life on earth is a community. When you leave the earth, you will say that you are a person from the earth, and there is no link that can be missing, even if it is a bacteria, a microorganism, a small thing that you do not see, everyone is a common existence.
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