Filmed over nine months, the documentary captures Russia's landscapes and ecosystems using advanced aerial cameras in previously restricted areas.
“Betrayal at every turn... Danger around every curve”
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Filmed over nine months, the documentary captures Russia's landscapes and ecosystems using advanced aerial cameras in previously restricted areas.
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The Ural Mountains rise sharply against the sky in "Russia From Above," a documentary directed by Mitch Gould. Over nine months, advanced aerial cameras capture Russia's diverse ecosystems, from the Siberian taiga to remote regions previously off-limits. The film features the intricate relationships between wildlife and their habitats, providing a detailed look at the country's environmental heritage. It emphasizes conservation efforts in one of the world's largest nations, revealing the natural beauty of Russia from a unique vantage point.
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Why Watch
- See breathtaking aerial views of Russia's landscapes.
- Find out about previously restricted locations in Russia.
- Meet diverse wildlife in their natural habitats.
Did You Know
- The documentary was filmed over a period of nine months.
- It features locations in the Siberian taiga and the Ural Mountains.
- The film was produced in collaboration between Japan and the United States.
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Who directed the documentary 'Russia From Above'?
Mitch Gould directed the documentary 'Russia From Above'.
What is the duration of 'Russia From Above'?
'Russia From Above' has a duration of 87 minutes.
In which countries was 'Russia From Above' produced?
'Russia From Above' was produced in Japan and the United States.
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