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The Plot Introduction of the French Documentary Diary of the Emperor Penguin

Every winter, in the glacier, desolate and lonely Antarctic, there are a group of people who are not afraid of the cold: emperor penguins. Antarctica is a cold place all year round. It begins to enter the cold winter in March every year and will last for 9 months. So every March, thousands of emperor penguins leave their marine homes and jump ashore lightly. At first, they glided on the ground for tens of meters with a round belly, and finally they walked on the ice with staggered feet. In order to find a safe environment, so as to reproduce and continue the racial survival, penguins have to give up their leisurely life in the sea and embark on a long and arduous journey like toddlers, braving the dark ice storm.

Under the guidance of nature and Southern Cross, they are heading for their birthplace accurately. Accompanied by a series of puzzling dances and a fascinating dissonance, penguins began courtship ceremony, and soon they will form a pair of "lovers".

As the days get shorter and the weather gets worse, female penguins will stop for a while to lay eggs. After that, he was exhausted and couldn't rest. It must start at once, continue its journey, return to the sea to recover its strength and look for food. The journey was not smooth sailing. Greedy seals keep an eye on them all the time, so the penguin father will stay and protect those precious penguin eggs. They hatch them under their feet to keep warm.

After insisting on not eating or drinking for two months, the penguin father is finally going to hatch. When penguin babies can't wait to see this new white world, the food stored by their father can't last long. If the mother penguin can't bring food from the sea as soon as possible, the chick may die.

When the penguin mother comes back, the role of parents will change. The mother will take over the care of the baby from the hungry and weak father, and the baby will also face the threat of huge petrel. The climate is getting warmer day by day and the ice floes are gradually melting. Penguins also continue their journey again and again, wandering in the most dangerous places on earth until the chicks try to dive into the deep waters of Antarctica for the first time. ...

The director of the French documentary Diary of the Emperor Penguin explained.

Director Luc Jacquet:

Under the severe snowstorm, emperor penguins struggled to lay eggs in the vast ice maze. Around them, there are vast tracts of white and floating ice everywhere, but the brave penguins never give in and survive proudly in such a bad situation. In this area where no other creatures dare to set foot, the emperor penguins continue their romantic dating. With the coming of winter, The Penguin March tells us about a legendary race and depicts a magical, special and emotional animal. This film is a story full of courage, humor and mystery.

My goal is to dig deep from a brand-new angle and tell you a true but extraordinary story. Although it lasted for hundreds or even thousands of years, it has never been recorded and handed down by human beings, because in the past few thousand years, no human beings have ever lived in Antarctica. It was not until a century ago that penguins "met" humans for the first time. 1950, when the experimental base was built in Antarctica, scientific observation data replaced oral legend. ...

Emperor penguins and humans haven't lived long enough, so folklore and myths haven't survived. They are still strangers to each other, only occasionally meet by chance in the vast Antarctic.

Thinking of this, my desire is even stronger: tell a true story and show the life of emperor penguins in the cold winter through incredible images. Through the explanation of the danger of Antarctica and the great mission of penguins, a legend will be told.

A Brief Comment on the French Documentary Diary of the Emperor Penguin

Emperor penguins breed in a special way, combining elements of love, courage, adventure and drama, all of which take place in the most isolated and dangerous place on earth, Antarctica. Director Luc Jacquet took us through this real and touching journey. In order to capture these precious shots, he was willing to spend 13 months with three members in the harsh climate environment in Antarctica, which truly reproduced the whole migration process of this wonderful race. Morgan Freeman, a famous Hollywood movie star, also took part in this movie and would like to be a supporting actor to explain it to the penguins. It seems that these black and white, clumsy and lovely little guys really have face. This film is wonderful, surprising, but also thought-provoking. With the deterioration of the environment and the warming of the earth's poles, this beautiful and innocent race has also been threatened. Let's work together to protect this home for humans and penguins.