Humans
Have you watched Human, the film by Yann Arthus-Bertrand with a soundtrack by Armand Amar? It is stunningly beautiful and heart-wrenchingly sad. Just like humans. With exquisite simplicity, the three-volume documentary series holds a up a mirror to our human condition. Looking back at us, we see our splendid diversity and our essential unity; our incredible resilience in the face of hardship and our unbridled joy at being alive. We listen uncomfortably to our capacity for cruelty and ache inwardly at our tales of loss and suffering. We marvel at our planetary home. Amazing, loving, hateful, inspiring, strange. Humans.
— Wayne Visser
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