Overview
- The film airs tonight at 21:10 on France 2 and is available on France.tv.
- Written by naturalist Rémi Dupouy and co‑written/directed by Jérémy Frey, it marks Yann Arthus‑Bertrand’s first production he did not direct.
- Shot over roughly 60 days from September to December 2024, the shoot spans metropolitan regions and overseas territories, including a focus on Guadeloupe’s mangrove.
- The team emphasizes non‑intrusive methods, capturing wildlife without baiting, feeding, or artificial staging, and folds a making‑of into the narrative.
- A dozen regional profiles illustrate human–nature cohabitation, with the filmmakers seeking to move past stereotyped divides such as ecologist versus hunter.