Home

Une campagne environnementale impressionnante qui critiquait et mettait en garde, mais qui conseillait aussi comment lutter contre les critiques et donnait de l'espoir pour une amélioration. La durée de deux heures n'est pas nuisible, au contraire, elle permet au film d'être plus complexe et marquant. Et les créateurs utilisent cette possibilité, c'est certain. Sans le monologue évident du narrateur, je donnerais 5 étoiles. Ces images ont du contenu. P.S. : J'adore les gratte-ciel et la mégalomanie ne me dérange pas, mais je suis totalement d'accord avec la position critique envers Dubaï. Ce film l'a exprimé pour moi. (07/06/2009)

I’d be wary to call Home a documentary that presents true (objective) facts, but it works perfectly as an environmental pointing finger. However, the idea that I took home from the cinema probably wasn’t what the creators intended – a flu pandemic might be the best that could happen to our planet… (27/11/2009)

A “verbatim" adaptation of a photographic publication “The Earth from the Air" by the same author enriched by verbal diarrhea in the form of the cheapest possible agitation. And its presence isn’t even made up for by the wonderful shots which you get a but fed up with anyhow over the two hours (director’s cut). It’s trying to be something like Baraka, but it isn’t. Not even close. (17/06/2009)

"It's too late to be pessimistic." A brilliant documentary. Amazing aerial shots of natural beauty and human frenzy are combined with a perfectly written commentary, read by Glenn Close. The film doesn't mince its words and I feel sorry for anyone who labels it a cheap environmental agitprop. (17/06/2012)