HUMAN Extended version VOL.1
Synopsis
Two thousand individuals from 60 countries share their personal stories, addressing themes of love, work, and poverty in a global context.
Synopsis
Pape from Senegal and Samantha from the USA share their stories in "HUMAN Extended Version VOL.1." Filmmaker Yann Arthus-Bertrand spent three years collecting narratives from 2,000 individuals across 60 countries. The documentary addresses themes such as love, women's rights, work, and poverty. It presents a range of experiences, from struggles to moments of joy. All filming was carbon-offset through the GoodPlanet Foundation’s United Carbone Action program.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet diverse voices from 40 countries around the world.
- Find out how personal stories connect us all.
- See unique perspectives from places like Burkina Faso and Peru.
Did You Know
- There are participants from 40 different countries in the film.
- Prasad appears multiple times, representing India in different contexts.
- Lebanon is represented by three individuals: Abeer, Walaa, and Fatmeh.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What countries are represented by the individuals in the documentary?
The documentary features individuals from countries including Senegal, the USA, India, China, France, and many others.
How many people from India are mentioned in the transcript?
There are four individuals from India mentioned in the transcript: Prasad, Devi, Prity, and Lalmati.
Which countries are represented by multiple individuals in the documentary?
Countries with multiple individuals include France, Brazil, the Dominican Republic, and India.
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