The Year Earth Changed

Synopsis

The Year Earth Changed, narrated by the legendary David Attenborough, is a visually stunning documentary that captures the unique global phenomenon of nature reclaiming spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns. From clearer skies to returning wildlife, the film explores how the world changed when humans paused and allowed nature to thrive. Through breathtaking cinematography and insightful narration, the documentary highlights the positive impact of reduced human activities on the environment. The Year Earth Changed is a powerful reminder of the resilience of nature and the potential for a more harmonious relationship between humans and the planet.

Cast

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  David Attenborough

  Self - Narrator (voice)

• Bhashkar Bara

  Self - Villager

• Dulu Bora

  Self - Conservationist

• Anshul Chopra

  Self - Photographer

• Christine Gabriele

  Self - Whale Researcher

• Meghna Hazarika

  Self - Conservationist

Reviews

The Year Earth Changed has received critical acclaim for its timely and impactful message. IMDb rates it at 8.2 out of 10, reflecting the audience's admiration for the documentary. Rotten Tomatoes scores a perfect 100%, indicating universal praise from critics. The New York Times hails it as 'a breathtaking ode to the planet's resilience,' while The Guardian praises its 'stunning visuals and compelling storytelling.' Variety describes the film as 'a timely wake-up call to humanity.' Overall, critics and audiences alike are enraptured by the stunning imagery and powerful narrative of The Year Earth Changed.