Directed and produced ten must-see documentaries.

Directed and produced ten must-see documentaries.

Of all the film types, the documentary is far more powerful than other types. Documentary's insight into the depth of society and thinking about the rationality of life are things with universal significance and eternal value beyond reality, and its charm is incomparable to commercial films. The following ten documentaries are recommended, all of which scored above 8.7 in Douban. What is the concept of 8.7 points? A movie with a score of 8 means that you have to recommend it, and a movie with a score greater than 8.7 means that you have to watch it in your life! Because movies with a score higher than 8.7, how many movies can there be in the whole Douban scoring system?

A day of floating life

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Is this a magic film with netizens all over the world? It is a 4500-hour video clip from 192 countries, telling the different lives of different people on 20 10.7.24, in which you may find a very similar or completely different lifestyle. We are all so small, but we make up a whole world. Please be sure to see the end.

Earth pulse

2006

From the South Pole to the North Pole, from the equator to the cold zone, from the African grassland to the tropical rain forest, and then from the desolate peaks to the deep sea, countless creatures are presented to the world in an extremely beautiful posture. We saw the ups and downs of the Okavango flood and the living conditions of the surrounding animals, and saw the precious pictures of snow leopards hunting in the heavy snow. I saw the harsh interdependence of penguins, polar bears, seals and other creatures on the ice sheet, and also saw the magical creatures living in the high temperature environment of the crater in the depths of the ocean. Of course, there are spectacular scenery and peculiar landforms all over the world, selflessly showing their brightest side.

Jiro Dreams of Sushi

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The God of Sushi was written by David? A documentary about Jaber's sushi. He is from new york to the core! He loved sushi since he was a child and was moved by Jiro Ono's professionalism. He simply went to Japan to take pictures with his camera.

Jiro Ono, 86, is the oldest Samsung chef in the world, known as? The god of sushi? . It has a high status in Japan. Eat sushi first? Its fame has spread all over the world. He has been making sushi all his life, and always demands himself and his disciples to observe the dining situation of the guests with the highest standards, and fine-tune sushi to ensure that the guests enjoy extremely delicious food. Even in order to protect the hands of sushi creation, he always wears gloves when he is not working, and even sleeps tirelessly.

His sushi restaurant? Jiro Ito? Known far and wide, every step has been carefully calculated from the ingredients, production to the entrance. This small store, hidden in the basement of Tokyo office building, has won the highest evaluation of three stars in the Michelin guide of the gourmet Bible for two consecutive years. Known as a food worth waiting in line for a lifetime.

bay

2009

This film won the Best Documentary Feature Film Award at the 82nd Academy Awards on 20 10.

Taidi, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan is a small fishing village with beautiful scenery, but it presents a scene of inhumanity all the year round. Tens of thousands of dolphins pass through this sea area every year, but their journey comes to an abrupt end. Fishermen drove the dolphins to a place near the shore. Dolphin trainers from all over the world chose suitable targets, and the remaining dolphins were killed by fishermen for no reason. These massacres and crimes are covered up by the government and related organizations for various interests.

Richard was a dolphin trainer when he was young, and his film The Dolphin Story was very popular. However, the death of a dolphin strongly shocked Richard's heart. Since then, he has devoted himself to saving dolphins. Despite the obstruction of the local government and villagers, he and his photography team tried their best to sneak into the dolphin slaughter field in Thailand, just to make the crime public and save the lovely friends of mankind.

The scenery of time

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This film is a famous photographer and director, Tom? Lowe's first film. The film uses slow motion and timing photography techniques to show us the amazing and magnificent scenery of the land, people and fields in the southwestern United States. In order to shoot this film, Lao Lao drove his Toyota pickup truck in the southwest of the United States for two years. The filming, editing and color grading of this film all adopt 4K resolution, and it is the first publicly released 4K film in the world.

simon schamas power of art

2006

The eight episodes of BBC's annual documentary "The Power of Art" will tell you in detail the lives of eight artists, namely Caravaggio, Benigni, Rembrandt, Jacques Turner, Van Gogh, Picasso and Roscoe, and reproduce the creative process of these eight masters.

Eight masters of art all have their own creative styles and distinctive personalities. This film will comprehensively analyze the gripping story of the birth of works of art by masters of art ... in the host Simon? Under Martha's unique and personalized narrative, it will be a feast to appreciate the greatest works created by art masters. Dramatic artistic remolding, magnificent and gorgeous photographic pictures, and little-known stories behind eight artists are portrayed beautifully, lamented or applauded, which is the power of art.

This unique and powerful documentary "The Power of Art" has won many international awards, such as the 2007 Emmy Award for Best Art Program and the 60th BAFTA Award for Best Photographic Documentary.

Human Planet

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The large-scale TV series "Human Planet" discusses the relationship between man and nature. Eight episodes discuss human activities in polar regions, mountains, oceans, jungles, grasslands, rivers, deserts and cities. World-class natural and human experts and photographers capture precious shots from the air, land and underwater. The BBC film crew traveled to 80 places around the world and captured rare and wonderful human activities that have never appeared on TV screens.

When you see the colorful lives of people forgotten by the world in the corner, you find that you are the one abandoned by life. Life is so hard, life is so simple, and you are grateful and carefree for a mouthful of water and a piece of meat. Celebrating after going through hardships is the purest liberation in your heart.

Galapagos is.

2006

Galapagos Islands (also known as Cologne Islands) belong to Ecuador and are famous for their unique biological species that keep their original features. A living museum of biological evolution? Known as 1979, it is listed in the World Heritage List. With a total area of 7,882 square kilometers, the archipelago consists of Isabella, the largest island, and four smaller islands, with a total area of 1 square kilometer. There are also many rocks and small reefs.

The highest point of the archipelago is the Wolf volcano on Isabella Island, with an altitude of1707m. The Galapagos Islands were formed by the eruption of a huge submarine volcano four or five million years ago, and surfaced more than one million years ago. Until now, volcanic eruptions still occur from time to time on these islands. The volcanoes on Isabella Island and Fernandi Island in the westernmost part of the archipelago have not stopped. The last two eruptions were in 1995 and 1998. The volcano here is not high, but it has a large area. A volcano with an altitude of only 1000 meters can reach a diameter of 20 kilometers.

The location of the archipelago is extremely special, at the intersection of cold and warm ocean currents, where the Peruvian cold current from the south meets the equatorial warm current from the north. The marine life here is rich and unusual, and there are all kinds of animals that like cold and warm. Besides, there is no place on earth where penguins can swim with tropical coral fish.

life

2009

"Life" is a series of ten documentaries produced by BBC, which started broadcasting on BBC TV in June 65438+1October 65438+February 2009. The production of this film lasted four years, all in high definition. Each episode is 50 minutes, plus 10 minutes of shooting tidbits, totaling ***60 minutes.

According to The Times, this series costs10 million pounds, but BBC officials have not confirmed this figure. 2009 is the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birth and the 50th anniversary of the publication1on the Origin of Species. To commemorate, this film tries to show the diversity of colorful species in nature and their magical survival skills evolved to adapt to the environment.

The camera moves slowly in the jungle, and the scenery in front of the camera is from spring to summer, and then to autumn, flowers bloom and wither, moss turns from green to frost, and spiders quickly weave webs among branches? For half a year, all the pictures that can be seen on this jungle path were compressed in this short 60 seconds. This is a clip from the ninth episode of the BBC documentary Life.

Planting soil

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A well-made nature documentary is the best positive energy in itself. Think about it, starting from a humble cell, a petal, a seed and a blade of grass, how do plants affect the climate, landform, biological evolution and even the process of civilization of this planet? This is 10,000 times more tearful than a well-made warm and inspirational blockbuster.

BBC HD documentary focuses on plants on our planet, and the host Professor Iain Stewart leads us into the world of plants to learn about the origin and life mechanism of plants. This host has hosted The Power of the Earth before, and he likes the host Professor Iain Stewart very much. Perhaps it is because of this guy with a strong Scottish accent that these series of documentaries are very knowledgeable.

The most commendable thing is that the professional and boring knowledge of botany has become extremely beautiful under the ingenious skills of him and BBC creators! It's a high-definition version of the private life of plants.

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