Indeed, the film is released in the public domain from the 1st day: we can therefore download it freely (if so)! I wonder if this is not a first in the history of cinema! They said the movie sessions were free, check it out!
Home
Production: Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
Date: 05 / 06 / 2009
Schedule: 20H40 - 22H10
Duration: 90 mn
In a few decades, man has broken a balance made up of nearly four billion years of Earth's evolution. He is now putting his future and that of the planet at risk. The price to pay is heavy but it is too late to be pessimistic: there are barely ten years left for humanity to become aware of its disproportionate exploitation of the riches of the Earth and change its mode of consumption and production. By offering original images of more than fifty countries seen from the sky, by sharing his wonder as much as his concern, Yann Arthus-Bertrand poses with this film a stone in a building that it is now a question of preserving together.
It will be followed by a debate by the excellent Yves Calvi:
HOW TO SAVE THE PLANET? Entertain. - Special issue
Date: 05 / 06 / 2009
Schedule: 22H20 - 23H34
Duration: 74 mn
Following the broadcast of the documentary “Home”, by Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Yves Calvi, surrounded by specialists, wonders about existing solutions to save the planet. In just a few decades, overconsumption has put the Earth on its knees. Pollution of the air, soil and seas, depletion of energy resources, disruption of ecosystems and climate change are the results of an economic policy focused on immediate profit at the expense of long-term management of the planet. The most pessimistic believe that it is already too late. What is it really like? How to reverse the course of history?
No econologist was contacted to participate in this debate?
In Open Source films there is this: 
Fortunately "Home" can be downloaded from:
