Human Stories 8x52'

PARMI LES HOMMES

Global warming, exposure to nuclear radiation, energy deserts, deforestation... How do we cope with the upheavals affecting our planet?

Five filmmakers set off across the globe to meet the men, women and children who are being forced to adapt to a rapidly changing world. From Japan to the United States, from China to India, via Polynesia and Madagascar, they capture the great challenges of our century.

Far from clichés, this series invites us to question the world around us, by highlighting the destinies of "ordinary heroes".

Direction: Laurent Ramamonjiarisoa, Frédéric Chaudier, Louis Wallecan, Antoine Rivière & Gilles Luneau

Production: Flair Production for France Télévisions

Languages: French

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