A collection of stories about and images of our world, offering an immersion to the core of what it means to be human.
Credited cast: | |||
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Luis Cancu | ... | Self |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Atman | ... | Self - Haiti |
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Berthony | ... | Self |
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Bruno | ... | Self |
Frezno | ... | Self - USA | |
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Ian | ... | Self - Australia |
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Estima Joseph | ... | Self |
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Leonard | ... | Self - USA |
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Maria | ... | Self - Brazil |
Pepe Mujica | ... | Self - Uruguay | |
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Don Mullan | ... | Self |
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Qusai | ... | Self - Jordan |
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Sophie | ... | Self |
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Tjimuremo | ... | Self - Namibia |
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Yevgeny | ... | Self - Russia |
A collection of stories about and images of our world, offering an immersion to the core of what it means to be human.
A heartfelt and deeply committed doc-pic, HUMAN is of course something more and beyond a picture, it's an act of faithful love towards mankind, towards the frailties and strength of humanity, highlighting the intolerable but still arising contradictions of a sometimes illogical human world.
The high-definition close-up shots of people's faces, courageously and honestly opening their soul to the viewer, creates a strong empathy and a sense of connection transcending all borders: we all feel the same, hurt the same, think the same. I found some interviews really touching, although never pathetic or overly affectionate, simply because real and human.
The short intimate accounts of personal lives are spaced with visually stunning slow-motion aerial shots of impressive natural and human landscapes, and the music also complements the high emotional value of the picture, which I would highly recommend to see.