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"Antarctica, Eternal Pure Land"
Willow 2022-03-23 09:02:22
This is a very beautiful film, and the story it tells will make all viewers feel a sense of respect for life itself from the bottom of their hearts. Whether it's maternal love, paternal love, or that sacred racial tradition, these things evoke awe and a strong warmth. In the icy world of Antarctica, emperor penguins are like devout believers, spending those hard years in the same route and way every year. They love each other, give birth, and nurture offspring. Every emperor penguin is a great being. In the same way, every life is as great as an emperor penguin. The music in the film is very nice, it is recommended to get the original sound to listen to it, it will definitely have a different kind of pure taste. I admire those who filmed this documentary. In the coldest years in Antarctica, they braved the ice and snow storms like emperor penguins to guard their lives and dignity. Tribute to the lovely, brave and tough life!
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Narrator: [from trailer] There is a mysterious ritual that dates back thousands of years. No living creature has survived it except the penguin. They have wings but cannot fly. They're birds that think they're fish. And every year, they embark on a nearly impossible journey to find a mate. For twenty days and twenty nights the emperor penguin will march to a place so extreme it supports no other life. In the harshest place on Earth loves finds a way. This is the incredible true story of a family's journey to bring life into the world: March of the Penguins.
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