Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 51 minutes ago
Our planet. Our home. It's dying.
Today, thousands of people in cities around the world are protesting to raise awareness about climate change. In honor of the international strike, we at Resistance Pictures would like to present to you this special film created by Yoko Higuchi. This is what he describes as his "visual statement" against climate change.
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This is the only place we can call home. We have to save it.
No Copyright Infringement Intended. This Is A Non-Profit Amateur Film.
Footage: News clips from ABC News, CBS, CNN, Euro News, The Guardian, The Jakarta Post, National Geographic, NBC, Netflix, The New York Times, Sky News, South China Morning Post
Audio: "Earth Song" by Michael Jackson
Our planet. Our home. It's dying.
Today, thousands of people in cities around the world are protesting to raise awareness about climate change. In honor of the international strike, we at Resistance Pictures would like to present to you this special film created by Yoko Higuchi. This is what he describes as his "visual statement" against climate change.
Be sure to like, share and subscribe for more content.
And please donate to a fund that helps save this world.
This is the only place we can call home. We have to save it.
No Copyright Infringement Intended. This Is A Non-Profit Amateur Film.
Footage: News clips from ABC News, CBS, CNN, Euro News, The Guardian, The Jakarta Post, National Geographic, NBC, Netflix, The New York Times, Sky News, South China Morning Post
Audio: "Earth Song" by Michael Jackson







![When Man Killed Peace At 8:15AM
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On August 6th, 1945 at 8:15AM, man has killed peace.
When visiting the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, the sheer graphic and horrific nature of the events are unveiled upon the people in hope that this tragic and horrific part of human history is not to be repeated.
Staying in the museum was an emotional struggle for Yoko Higuchi as he careful crafted this message of peace to the world with this tribute to the victims of the Hiroshima [and Nagasaki] bombings.
Just as a warning, there is some graphic imagery in this video.
No Copyright Infringement Intended. This Is A Non-Profit Amateur Film.
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Audio: Tsubasa wo Kudasai by Shiro Sagisu When Man Killed Peace At 8:15AM](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZOVOuD5536c/mqdefault.jpg)


