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A look at one year in the life of four babies from around the world, from Mongolia to Namibia to San Francisco to Tokyo.
Genre(s): Documentary
Rating: 5.7/10 (210 votes)
Country: France
Languages: English, Japanese, Mongolian
Company: Canal+
Director(s): Thomas Balmes
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Producer(s):
Amandine Billot - producer
Alain Chabat - producer
Christine Rouxel - producer
Cast:
Bayar - Herself
Hattie - Herself
Mari - Herself
Ponijao - Herself
Music: Bruno Coulais
Amandine Billot - producer
Alain Chabat - producer
Christine Rouxel - producer
Cast:
Bayar - Herself
Hattie - Herself
Mari - Herself
Ponijao - Herself
Music: Bruno Coulais
Posted on: May 5, 2010
Posted in: Documentary
May 9th, 2010
[...] “Babies” takes viewers into the unique and different lives of four international infants from birth until two years of age. Beginning from Mongolia down to the busy streets of Tokyo to the Namibian desert and finally to San Francisco, director Thomas Balmes provides a glimpse on the development of little Bayar, Mari, Ponijao, and Hattie. Viewers would observe these kids grow physically right in front of their eyes, develop one-of-a-kind personalities, and blend in with their individual cultures. The idea of seeing how these little ones are loved so much by their families is a refreshing alternative to typical Hollywood films. [...]
May 9th, 2010
This movie shows the development of four babies from birth to about oneyear old. They are from extreme different cultures – Namibia, Mongolia,Japan and the United States. the movie is well-crafted – thephotography and musical score is very good. There is no narrative. Themovie shows babies as they explore, wonder and learn and I found iteasy to create my own narrative as I did the same while watching them.