A documentary suitable for 7-year-olds.

1, French documentary "Home"

Although human existence is only 200,000 years, human existence has broken the inherent balance of the earth for more than four billion years. With climate warming, resource depletion and species extinction, human beings are destroying their homes. But we have no time to be pessimistic. Humans have less than ten years left to reverse this trend, realize over-exploitation of the earth's resources and change consumption patterns. Full-film high-definition shooting: 733 videotapes passed through 54 countries 120 shooting spots, with a total sample length of nearly 500 hours, and the shooting time span was 18 months, which was 2 17 days. The film is distributed in at least 78 countries.

2. Documentary "White Planet"

The film White Planet took three years to complete. The crew not only used infrared cameras and underwater cameras, but also rented helicopters, balloons and booms. Before making this film, experts from France and Canada were divided into several groups and worked in different areas at the same time. Many shots were taken for the first time: polar bears gave birth in ice caves; Little walrus suckles; A herd of reindeer crossed thousands of miles of land and water in search of food. The wonderful natural scenery of the Arctic and the unique interest of animals can only be fully enjoyed in cinemas.

3. The documentary Galapagos Islands

The Galapagos Islands are composed of 13 main islands and more than 60 small islands, rocks and reefs, which are distributed in 400 kilometers of high seas and sea areas. This is the intersection of the four major ocean currents, and the island itself is the top of a huge submarine volcano, which is still moving slowly and steadily.

Why can different creatures stand in such a dangerous environment? Microclimate and altitude form a discontinuous habitat, which happens to be an ideal habitat for many creatures on the island, such as sea iguanas, petrels, blue-footed boobies and elephant turtles.

The Galapagos Islands have a rare and amazing landform. It is a natural laboratory with various complex evolutionary environments. Darwin described it as a "self-world", fragile and violent, which made Galapagos a unique place on earth.

4. Documentary An Inconvenient Truth

As a documentary, the lineup of this film is unprecedented luxury. Two protagonists, one is the earth on which we live, and the other is former US Vice President Al Gore. The author can say responsibly that these two protagonists are beyond the reach of any filmmaker.

Both protagonists are real identities in the movie. The earth played the most tragic role and achieved shocking results with its riddled image. Gore, who took off the vice president's coat, won the sympathy of the audience as a die-hard environmentalist. As the leading actor and producer of this film, Gore's hard performance without any remuneration is really admirable. Whether for learning knowledge or for Gore's personal charm, this film is worthy of attention.

5. Documentary "A Day on Earth"

Alastair Foskill and his team span seven continents and 62 countries. This documentary, which lasted for five years and was carefully produced by 45 cameras, is a movie version of the TV series Planet Earth, showing us the migration and life changes of animals in the era of global warming, the magnificence of nature, the fragility and strength of life, and the impermanence of change. Mainly photographed the migration routes of several animal families. Through the mysterious record of life on the earth, the true record of natural beauty, the pure struggle between life and death of wild animals, and the wonderful soundtrack of Berlin Philharmonic, the charm of the earth is perfectly presented on the big screen without reservation, aiming to appeal to people to protect the environment.

6. Documentary "Balance"

Balance is an excellent documentary and a realistic work by China in recent years. Peng Hui spent three years in recording and 70 minutes in condensed broadcast, which made everyone feel the shock of time, space and events. This is a comprehensive expression of space-time tension and objective reproduction. This film won the highest award of China TV Documentary: Golden Eagle Award for Best Long Documentary. The whole film has no commentary, which is rare in other documentaries. In fact, in this documentary, the commentary is also redundant. At the beginning, it shows us the vast Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, then the majestic Kunlun Mountain, and finally the "Hoh Xil" no man's land, which is the shooting place of this film. Running Tibetan antelopes and gliding striped geese point out the third largest no-man's land in the world, a paradise for wild animals, and even the "Hoh Xil" home of Tibetan antelopes. This will pave the way for the performance of the "Western Wild Yak Team" to protect Tibetan antelopes in later films. No unnecessary pictures and explanations, concise, powerful and atmospheric.

7. Documentary "The Wide Blue Distance"

A group of astronauts flew around the earth in a spaceship, and they could never land on this uninhabitable planet again. The disappearance of the ozone layer caused by fighting, disease and ultraviolet radiation ... this once home has changed beyond recognition. Astronauts must find another place to live in the universe. To this end, they launched the Galileo probe. ...

We didn't know that whispers existed on the earth a long time ago. They come from an underwater planet and have been trying to build a new community on the earth, but so far they have achieved nothing. When the earth was destroyed, we also tried to find a new home in outer space. What will happen? The film created an imaginary world for us with unusual pictures and music. The director took this opportunity to warn everyone to cherish the irreplaceable planet we live in.

8. Documentary "Underwater Impression"

Lenny Refenstar, who is 98 years old, has finished his masterpiece "Underwater Impression" of underwater photography, and used advanced high-quality underwater photography technology to present an amazing and rare landscape of the underwater world with a beautiful composition and angle. This film has no narrative, no excitement and no comments. It is fascinating to watch such an old woman climb an iceberg and go down to the deep sea in the film, and her blonde hair shines in the Indian waters. The underwater world is peaceful, and all imaginable TINT, such as shark's fin soaring like an arrow and coral with black thorns and red hearts, is so intense that people can only be surprised.

9. The documentary "On the verge of despair"

This documentary is told by the famous Hollywood movie star Leonardo DiCaprio, who is also the producer of this film. 1 1th Hour, created by screenwriter/director Leila Conners Petersen and Nadia Conners, is a documentary that reveals the harm of global warming to human beings, aiming to arouse people's attention to environmental issues. At the last minute, he called on the world to change! This film explores why mankind has reached the stage of destruction. -How do we live? How to destroy the ecosystem? How can we change the fate of mankind? The film interviewed more than 50 scientists, thinkers and politicians related to the earth's ecology, including the famous physicist Stephen Hawking and former director of the Central Intelligence Agency James Walls. The film not only reveals the crisis brought by abnormal climate change to human society, but also makes a global exploration and in-depth study of various problems faced by all mankind.

10, documentary The Story of the Arctic

After 15 years of long shooting, the film shows the most awe-inspiring and mysterious place on our planet-the North Pole with charming and emotional pictures.