“A 90-minute film directed by Yann Arthus-Bertrand and Michael Pitiot.
Can you imagine a film that would change the way people look at the ocean? Can we simply tell everyone the greatest natural mystery of our planet? Can we finally help our children to believe in a better and sustainable world of tomorrow?
This is the triple challenge of this new cinematographic adventure signed Yann Arthus-Bertrand whose chief editor is Michael Pitiot, which carries in its wake the scientific missions of TARA, a unique pool of researchers, oceanographers and biologists from several countries.
Thanks to a breathtaking photograph, this film takes us on a magnificent and unprecedented journey to the heart of the most unknown regions of our planet.
This film recounts the most wonderful as well as the most terrifying human experiences of our time. Turned to the four corners of an extreme geography, it tells the modern odyssey of men to discover their blue planet.
This film is also a plea for respect for the world in which we live. He is at the service of a great universal cause which will be defended at the next Earth Summit in Rio in 2012. "
In 2012 only 1% of Marine Areas are protected…. Objective for 2020… 20% !!! There is still work to do!
The film was broadcast on television one afternoon a few weeks ago.
How many times have we heard people say: “all this is useless”!
Are we not on the wrong track?
And if quite simply each of us to our measure we made a small gesture ... to save this planet!
This film deserves to be known.
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3 comments
So these selections?
Personally, it's been 2 years since I left CREPS. It's pretty cool but do you really know what the job of an instructor is, the wages, the working period?
it's a dream from the outside but it's far from pink every day especially in summer!
Did you know that after 3 years on average, diving instructors get recycled… That can say a lot!
But good luck to you anyway and maybe we will cross paths… The world of diving is very small!
I completely agree with you that it should be distributed in schools because the children will tell their parents about it and word of mouth works better than the rest
@Seb
In response to your comment, it is possible to broadcast this film advocating for respect for the world in which we live.
If you are a NGO or an school and you want to broadcast the film “Planet Ocean” free of charge, contact the GoodPlanet Foundation: anne.lelay@goodplanet.org.
http://www.goodplanet.org/