Over 100 species are filmed for the first time in a documentary that captures the diverse landscapes from the Alps to the North and Baltic Seas.
“Our native habitats from the mountains to the sea”
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Over 100 species are filmed for the first time in a documentary that captures the diverse landscapes from the Alps to the North and Baltic Seas.
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Jan Haft directs "Homeland Nature," a documentary that presents Germany’s natural environments, from the Alps to the North and Baltic Seas. It includes scenes of forests, moors, and heaths, along with close-ups of various species, some filmed for the first time. Dominik Eulberg, Tobias Friedrich, and Sebastian Schmidt contribute to the narration. The film uses slow-motion and time-lapse photography to focus on native habitats and the cultural landscapes of villages and towns.
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Why Watch
- See breathtaking landscapes from the Alps to the sea.
- Meet unique species filmed for the first time.
- Find out how nature shapes local cultures.
Did You Know
- The film features species filmed for the first time.
- It includes landscapes from the Alps to the North and Baltic Seas.
- The documentary uses slow-motion and time-lapse photography techniques.
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Who directed the documentary Homeland Nature?
Homeland Nature was directed by Jan Haft.
What year was Homeland Nature released?
Homeland Nature was released in 2021.
What are some of the landscapes featured in Homeland Nature?
The documentary features landscapes from the peaks of the Alps to the coasts and depths of the North and Baltic Seas.
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