Review of David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet

It's not new, we've heard most of the words and seen most of the images that are in this documentary in tons of other productions, including some of David Attenborough's like the latter "Our planet". But here there's something different, something deeper that makes you hear and see everything with a more radical attention, there's an extreme urgency that overshadow the beauty of the images, that makes you realize how thin the line is toward the irreversible; the difference here is that the calm, poetic, sensitive and emotional voice of David Attenborough feels like a loud, tireless scream not for help but for hope, an hope that doesn't mean inertia but effort, and the fact that his scream feels so desperate and broke means that we have no time left to change, we have to do it now. He had his life, a beautiful and full one and if we want the same we have to do at least a small percentage of what he did for this planet and for us.