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Everyone has a story that can shake the soul. French photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand spent three years traveling to 60 countries around the world, interviewing 2,020 people of different skin colors, races, and genders, allowing them to tell their stories in front of the camera. From Ukrainian freedom fighters and farmers in Mali to American death row inmates, their stories were compiled into a documentary titled "HUMAN." In the documentary, the interviewees stand against a plain black background and share their stories in detail, without elaborate editing or excessive elaboration on their identities. Each person's personal experiences are enough to leave a profound impact on the audience.