What are the three movies in the film trilogy? Who is the director?

The trilogy of "Heaven, Earth, and Man" (works by Jacques Behan)

The trilogy of "Heaven, Earth, and Man" - "Diao Chong Chong", "Himalaya" and "Migratory Birds" is produced by Jacques Perhan, a famous French filmmaker who has been in the European film industry for decades. He also serves as the director of "Migratory Birds".

The work uses poetic lenses, superb film techniques and beautiful music to extract the unparalleled beauty of creatures and nature. It is permeated with a rich naturalism and a strong humanistic spirit. It can be described as the masterpiece of mankind. A soul purifier, it can be called an immortal natural epic masterpiece, transcendent and holy. The trilogy is full of inspirational and warm positive consciousness, reflecting the profound cultural heritage of Europe and the French nation, without losing the French's natural romantic feelings and elegant temperament. The production also fully demonstrates the French's pursuit of perfection and perfection in art. of excellence.

In addition, the "Heaven, Earth, and Man" trilogy has achieved great success. In addition to the film's unique theme, beautiful and magnificent images, and superb photography, music also plays an indispensable role in it. important role. Bruno Coulais, a famous young French musician, managed and composed the music of the "Heaven, Earth, and Man" trilogy, and has received wide acclaim.

★Microcosmos, le peuple de l\"herbe (1996)

Through the change of perspective, this film shows you another world . If you knew that a beautiful woman’s face would become a rugged mountain if it were enlarged many times, wouldn’t you want to be amazed? Is this magical? If you don't know it yet, don't you want to know it? An adventure trip to an unknown "planet". The insects and microorganisms in the fields and ponds are no longer ordinary and insignificant, but the exquisite natural wonders are amazing. Jaw-dropping. The dense and majestic jungle is just a bunch of grass blades. The small dewdrops are now bigger than basketballs. A day spent in an ordinary ranch becomes so thrilling. Here, the gentle drizzle is like a torrential typhoon, and the tender grass The leaves also become extremely huge... The beauty of heaven and earth is beyond words, and you will be amazed by what you see.

This film cost a lot of money and lasted 4 years to complete countless unimaginable things. The filming is unique in the industry!

Won the Cannes Feature Film Award in 1996. During its release in France, 16 million people went to the cinema to watch it, making the documentary a box office miracle.

Awards:

1996 49th Cannes International Film Festival Higher Technical Committee Award

1996 French Music Award (VICTOIRE DE LA MUSIQUE) Best Film Music Award. .

The 1996 Georges Delerue Award (Best Music Award) at the Flanders International Film Festival in Belgium

The 22nd French Film "Caesar Award" in 1997. 5 awards: Best Cinematography (Thierry Machado, Hugues Ryffel and the film’s two directors and cinematographers Claude Nouridshan and Maria Bellano), Best Sound, Best Editing, Best Film Score (Bruno Coulais) and Best Producer (Jacques Perrin)

★Himalaya, l\"enfance d\"un chef (1999).

This is a soul-stirring legend.

In the alternation of old and new leaders, life, value and spirit are shown in the struggle between man and nature in the northwest of the Himalayas. In a small mountain village with an altitude of more than 5,000 meters, the son of the old leader of the village, TINLE, died in an accident on the way to get salt with KARMA. TINLE thought that KARMA wanted to seize the leadership position. Let his son die. Kama is a young leader. He ignores the tradition and leads the young man on the road ahead of the time of the old people's divination. Danlei recruits his second son Norbu (NORBOU) from the temple and leads him. Sun Tzu and other old followers set out on the road according to the divination day. After many hardships, they caught up with Kama's team. After burning salt for divination, they predicted the storm and led the team on the road. He died on the road and was about to die. He gave up his position as leader to Kama. This is a film based on a true story. Danlei is an old cowboy and a strong fighter; Kama is a new type of anti-traditional leader; Norbu is a lama and a painter, devout in religion and obsessed with art. They live on the roof of the world, in the most isolated place, deepest in the Himalayas.

The difference in personality, the mysterious death of the old man, and the test of human limits. The film uses real and natural touches to show a mysterious and distant world in front of us. We have to be moved, moved by the poignancy of nature, moved by the greatness of personality, It touches the tremor of this soul...

In this film, all the characters are played by simple mountain people. JACQUES PERRIN turns decay into magic, turning ordinary mountain people into actors with excellent acting skills. Actors, in other words, they are not acting, they are living a real life with their lives and body and mind!

Awards:

1999 Flanders International Film Festival in Belgium: Golden Boot Spur Award (the highest award of the film festival), Public Award (the winner composed the film's soundtrack) (Bruno Goulet), Special Attention Award (Bruno Goulet was awarded this award for his outstanding film music).

In 2000, he won two awards for Best Cinematography and Best Film Score at the 25th French Film "Caesar Awards".

2000 Canberra International Film Festival Award - Audience Award.

Vision Europa Award at the Huelva Latin American Film Festival in Spain in 2000

★Le Peuple Migrateur ("The Flight of Birds and Dreams", 2001)

< p>"Migrating Birds" is a film that expresses nature. In the 95-minute duration, the film describes the difficult migration process of various migratory birds in order to survive. From the cold Antarctic to the hot desert, from the deep valleys to the altitude of 10,000 meters, the film records various birds in detail In the process of migrating for the dream paradise, the courage, wisdom and emotion shown in facing various difficult environments. It presents us with a magical world - sounds and feelings from nature. Its beautiful images, delicate and vivid music and well-proportioned sound effects give the audience a huge psychological shock, far exceeding ordinary imagination. This film embodies the world's top documentary "getting the truth" level - more than 600 people participated in the filming of the film, which lasted more than 3 years and cost more than 40 million US dollars. The scenery covers more than 50 countries and regions around the world, and the recorded film is more than 460 kilometers long. Seventeen of the world's best pilots and two scientific expedition teams were used. As soon as this movie came out, more than 2.5 million French people entered the theater in just three weeks, and it became popular in Europe, the United States and Japan.

Awards:

Best Editing Award at the 27th French Film "Caesar Award" in 2002.

Won the 2003 Boston Film Critics Society Award for Best Cinematography.

2003 American Society of Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Tape Award – Best Sound Editing of a Foreign Film.

Nominated for Best Documentary (Documentary Feature Film Category) at the 75th Academy Awards in 2003.

Introduction to JACQUES PERRIN:

Born on July 13, 1941, he started filming in 1957 and later became a famous European actor. In 1966, he won the Best Actor at the Venice Film Festival. In 1968, he produced the famous "Z", which won the OSCAR Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 1969. In 1975, "SECTION SPECIALE" ("Special Zone") he produced won the French Cinema Grand Prix. In the same year, he produced "LA VICTOIRE EN CHANTANT" ("Victory Song") and won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film again.

Starting in 1988, he turned his attention to nature and produced "LE PEUPLE SINGE" ("Monkey Family"). In 1990, JACQUES PERRIN produced "HORSLA VIE" ("Beyond Life"), a work based on the true story of a journalist hostage, for which he won the 1991 Cannes Jury Prize.

Between 1994 and 1995, he started the production of "Micro World". In September 1998, he started the production of "Himalaya". The film was produced in December 1999 and won the Two César Awards and numerous international awards, and was nominated for an Oscar in 2000. From July 1998 to September 2001, JACQUES PERRIN began to direct and produce "Migratory Birds". The film became a huge success after its release.