The popular science documentary film - The Great Bear Rainforest - held its premiere in Beijing and will be screened in CINITY and CLED cinemas across the country starting from September 5.The film takes the camera to the cloud forest in British Columbia, Canada. The rainforest, salmon, spirit bears and local culture unfold on the big screen.For many urban audiences, this journey into the primeval forest begins with a screen and a video.
The charm of nature documentaries is that they allow remote geographical environments to breathe concretely.How the moist mist passes over the treetops, how salmon swim against the current, and what kind of footprints animals leave in the forest. These details that are difficult to convey completely in text can be felt more directly on the giant screen.Sitting in the theater, the audience's eyes are drawn into the distance by the picture, and it is easier to understand why a rainforest deserves to be patiently guarded.
On the day of the premiere, China Film launched CINITY’s exclusive popular science film screening plan.In the future, works with themes such as forests, oceans, rivers, polar regions and microscopic organisms will gradually enter CINITY cinemas in many cities across the country.Popular science movies have become regular screenings, adding new options for family viewing and school practice.Children can get to know nature in front of the big screen, and adults can rediscover their curiosity about the world.

The Chinese version of 《Big Bear Rainforest》 is voiced by Fu Ruoqing.Sound often plays a guiding role in documentaries. It leads the audience through the picture to understand the living environment of animals and the relationship between life in the rainforest.High-format projection allows for a more complete presentation of the detailed picture levels, ambient sounds and soundtracks, making the sounds of wind, water and biological activities in the forest closer to the scene.
Popular science movies can also undertake emotional experiences beyond the transmission of knowledge.Good works know how to first amaze the audience and then slowly leave their understanding in their hearts.Every tree, every migration, every animal in the rainforest is interconnected with other life in the ecosystem.Children who meet a spirit bear in front of the screen may develop their first interest in nature conservation; adults who watch nature again will also have more respect for the vast world outside of daily life.
Cinema has always been able to accommodate different types of stories.In addition to feature films and commercial blockbusters, documentary films can also use powerful enough audio-visual language to bring a sense of immersion.《Big Bear Rainforest》Step into the giant-screen theater and let a remote primeval forest reach the eyes of urban audiences.After the lights go out, the colors and life of the rainforest will remain in the memory, reminding people that there is always an invisible connection with nature.
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