Human Planet
Directed by Tom Hugh-Jones / Tuppence Stone / Nicolas Brown
/ Mark Flowers
Review by Aurora, Wang Yi
This week
is quite special, because we need to watch documentary film. It is a bit hard
for me to say the difference between documentary television and documentary
film. However, I know documentary presents truth, but not fact. That makes me
like documentary better than any other types of film.
I watched Human Planet for this weekend. It divided
into eight parts: oceans, deserts, arctic, jungles, mountains, grasslands,
rivers and cities. During the film time, I think it is amazing and have
different thought from each minutes and hours. For the first half hour, I feel
the nature is great and the human beings are so small. For the first hour, I
think how hard some people’s life and how lucky we are. Later, I feel we need
to do something to the earth.
I am not
sure whether we suppose to protect the earth or discover the earth or both of
them are important, but I think we should learn more and damage less.
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