This film really shocked me a lot. Honestly, the first surprise was director Darren Aronofsky. His works such as "Pi", "Requiem for Dreams", "Wrestling King" and "Black Swan" can be said to be familiar to me! But this time he crossed the border to guide the documentary, and the final effect can be described as amazing. Darren Aronofsky, with his superb film language and God's perspective, leads the audience across 2 billion years of history, from the moment the earth was born, to appreciate the brilliance of this planet.
The second surprise is the film's terrific quality of content. The crew has traveled to 195 places in 45 countries, 6 continents and 195 places around the world, and the filming content spans the equator, polar regions, grasslands, rainforests, and the sea. What's even more rare is that "Lighted Up Planet" convened world-renowned pianist Lang Lang and powerful actress Wan Qian and other domestic first-line stars to help out and accompany the audience as star speakers to explore, feel, Share the interpretation and thinking about life and the universe in the film.
In the first episode of "Breathe", the audience will use the film to overlook the earth where we live from the perspective of the universe from the International Space Station, which is 304,800 meters away from the earth. There, everything will be different, the crimson Australian outback, the Amazon rainforest covered by the boundless Milky Way, and even the sky will become a pale blue film condensed on the surface of the earth due to gravity , It is this film that allows the earth to have oxygen and life, and become a unique existence in the universe.
While enjoying the content, almost all viewers will fall into thinking about life on earth! Most of the life forms on earth are inseparable from breathing, and every breath depends on the oxygen that we rely on to survive, but do we really understand it? Where does oxygen come from? Human beings continue to reproduce and develop, why is oxygen always full? What is the connection between mountains, ocean currents, icebergs, and deserts because of oxygen? The audience will take these questions and unravel the unsolved mysteries of life on earth step by step.
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