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Mit einem beeindruckenden Spektrum an bewegenden Geschichten und spektakulären Naturaufnahmen konfrontiert uns dieses besondere Projekt mit der Essenz unserer Menschlichkeit. Durch die Begegnung mit Menschen aus über 60 Ländern, die in ebenso vielen Sprachen vor der Kamera aus ihrem Leben erzählen, entsteht ein Kaleidoskop aus Lebensfreude, Glück und Sehnsucht, aber auch den Schattenseiten unserer Existenz. Von Freiheitskämpfern in der Ukraine über Bauern in Mali bis zu Todeszellen-Insassen in den USA, von frisch Verliebten über Menschen, die ihre Familie verloren haben, bis zu Kindern und ihrem unverstellten Blick auf die Welt liefert HUMAN – Die Menschheit eine packende und emotionale Momentaufnahme dessen, was es heißt, heute auf unserem Planeten zu leben – und unserer Verantwortung, die Zukunft als Gemeinschaft zu gestalten. (polyband Medien)
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Probably one of the most visually and thematically compelling documentaries I've had the opportunity to see so far. It consists of perfectly and contrastingly composed shots of masses of people and pristine nature, complemented by intimate snapshots of individuals who share with us bits and pieces of their lives and their views of the world. The contrast beautifully underlines the fact that each person has their own story, but also that we are basically not so different from one another. It doesn't matter the country we live in, the colour of our skin, our gender or our age, sooner or later we all ask ourselves the same fundamental questions. Love, wealth, family, time, meaning and death may mean different things to each person, but in the end we are all members of the same species: we are human beings facing the same fate. The path can, however, be radically different. Someone has a cheerful life, someone is filled with pain, someone lives in poverty, someone fights for life every day, someone lives in luxury, and that makes us all different. Whenever I’m bothered by some stupid thing or overwhelmed by gloom, I'll try to remember the people who are happy just to have something to eat and a place to sleep that day. This is a documentary full of contrasts that makes us think a bit, and I like that.
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