Time: 1 hour
Mood: Introspection
What you need: An internet connection, YouTube and a box of tissues (you may need it)

Okay, let’s be clear: Do not, absolutely do not watch this during placement season, semester exams or with an assignment over your head. Watch this when you have time so that you can process the content and engage with it. There, you have been warned.
Shot over a period of three years, across various countries and beyond borders, Yann Arthus-Bertrand created his very own masterpiece. You’ll be flabbergasted by the imagery, colours, patterns, and music, but most of all, by the stories that he brings to the screen from across the world. It’ll make you feel hopeful, crushed, happy, sad, shocked, even all at the same time. So, take a seat, open your heart and listen. Lucky for you, the extended version of the documentary film is available on YouTube. Here’s the link to that. We all have a couple of minutes, sometimes hours to kill in a day. And sometimes we just need a break from the dreariness of assignments, placement preparations, and semester exams. Don't worry, we've got you covered. The next time you've got some time to waste, check out "Effective Time Wasting Strategies" on our community section for the most effective ways to waste your time (you heard it right!), where we bring you the coolest stuff on the internet.