Home (II)

The film shows us the beauty of the planet and the consequences of destruction caused by human activity. Scars caused by industrial production, the consequences of wars, environmental disasters, reveal to the viewer the real situation on the planet. During the making of the film HOME, 500,000 photographs were taken, which were taken in more than 100 countries, 3 million books were sold, 100 free exhibitions were held with more than 100 million visitors, and 4 documentaries were filmed with an audience of 5 million people. On June 5, 2009, on World Environment Day, the ecological and educational film "Home" by Jan Artus-Bertrand and Luc Besson became the first film, the premiere of which took place simultaneously in 87 cities of different countries of the world and on YouTube. The entire film was shot from a helicopter on a high-definition Cineflex camera. In 18 months, the film crew visited 53 countries of the world. At the same time, in some countries, for example, in China and Saudi Arabia, the director was prohibited from aerial filming. In India, half of the footage was confiscated, and in Argentina, Artus-Bertrand had to spend a week in prison.