As a minute, small, single member of the human race, I'm at a loss. Every day, the conflicts get bigger, the destruction more massive, the waves of migration increase, while our conversations shrink. I watched a few films at this year's Venice Film Festival, where I noticed a disturbing trend: extremism, the ability to mobilize people in hatred, almost always wins over logic and dialogue. But in his latest masterpiece Human, Yann Arthus-Bertrand sheds the light on hope. Perhaps it's the way the ...
As a minute, small, single member of the human race, I'm at a loss. Every day, the conflicts get bigger, the destruction more massive, the waves of migration increase, while our conversations shrink. I watched a few films at this year's Venice Film Festival, where I noticed a disturbing trend: extremism, the ability to mobilize people in hatred, almost always wins over logic and dialogue. But in his latest masterpiece Human, Yann Arthus-Bertrand sheds the light on hope. Perhaps it's the way the ...
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