"Pulse of the Earth: Extreme Survival" reveals the ultimate trailer of the world premiere, deciphering the mysteries of nature and stunning the audience

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The world premiere of "A letter to Earth" was held on July 22nd at the China Science and Technology Museum for the first big film "Earth Pulse: polar Survival" in the "BBC Earth Booth Planet" documentary series "Earth Pulse", and the ultimate preview of "Symbiosis of all things" was released today. With the theme of "follow the vision of the big screen and explore unparalleled natural wonders", the preview deeply shows the audience the sound of nature under various landforms and the survival instincts of all kinds of animals in polar places, closely echoing the film title "Earth pulsation" and "Polar Survival".

The film is co-produced by Michael Michael Gunton and directed by Abigail Lees. Hans Zimmer, Jacob Shea, Sara Barone and Bleeding Fingers Music create theme music. The Bastille band (Bastille) also joins in music creation and will be released in national theaters on July 27th.

the ultimate preview of the symbiosis of all things follows the big screen to explore unparalleled natural wonders

The ultimate preview of the symbiosis of all things released today in the movie "Earth Pulse: polar Survival" takes "have you ever listened to the pulsation of the earth, the secret sound under turbulence, and the competitive instinct of polar places" as a clue. It presents three themes: the sound of nature, the scene of the ocean, and the journey of animals. The subtle sound, together with the landforms of mountains, oceans and wastelands, constitute the whole natural environment. Wild animals struggle to survive in unexpected environments. Crocodiles waiting for a chance to hunt, flamingos struggling in the storm, and high-nosed antelopes fighting to the death for courtship all show vigorous vitality.

In order to shoot such a vivid spectacle, the film production team visited 43 countries and regions on six continents around the world, through advanced shooting equipment such as light drones, high-speed cameras and long-range deep-sea submersibles. Explore many amazing habitats on earth, showing the most magnificent wonders of nature and incredible survival legends of wildlife, revealing amazing changes and far-reaching effects of nature.

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*the world premiere was a complete success the quicksand signing-in ceremony was immersed on the big screen to experience a new look**

Phil Hardman, senior vice president and general manager of BBC Studios Asia, and Ding Ke, senior vice president and general manager of BBC Studios Greater China, represented the global premiere of "A letter to Earth" on July 22nd. And Zhang Dayong, assistant to the general manager of China Film Co., Ltd., manager of Beijing Film Distribution Branch of China Film Co., Ltd., and manager of China Film Digital Film Development (Beijing) Co., Ltd., jointly appeared as the distributor's representative, using the quicksand device that can show the film title as the unveiling ceremony, witnessing the complete success of the premiere ceremony with hundreds of audiences at the scene, drawing thunderous applause at the scene.

Zong Tongchang, a photographer, collector and connoisseur of cultural relics, Dr. Li Yan, PhD in Economics, Professor and doctoral Supervisor of the School of Environment at Renmin University of China, and Zhang Fan, a famous Blackwater photographer, took their deep cultivation as an example to talk about the charm of nature under each circumference, and praised the film for showing the beauty of nature to human beings living on the whole planet, and recommended more people to go to the cinema.

It is worth mentioning that Wang Yilong, who had a wonderful performance in the hit drama "my Altay", as well as literary and art creators such as documentary director and photographer Gu Tao also helped the film. He made no secret of his love for the film: "impressed by the splendor and diversity of nature", "Nature is actually the real director of the earth." In addition, the children who watched the movie together even played the Mini Game of "listening to sound and distinguishing objects". After watching the film, they were able to quickly tell which animal was emitted by the sound source, and the earnestness made the audience smile attentively. Achieve a real combination of teaching and fun.

The film "Earth Pulse: polar Survival" is produced by BBC Studios Distribution Co., Ltd. (BBC Studios Distribution Limited) and created by the gold medal team of BBC Studios's Natural History Department. It is imported by China Film Group Corporation and issued and translated by China Film Co., Ltd. The film is now on pre-sale, and I will see you at the cinema on July 27th!