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Synopsis
Festivals
Winter approaches Northern Europe and marks the beginning of the Great Journey. Hundreds of thousands of birds, together with the offspring they have raised during spring and summer, travel across the continent. They are the stars of one of the most amazing and spectacular natural events on Earth. A migration of thousands of kilometers to reach the natural areas of the Iberian Peninsula, where nature does not surrender to the ice and the cold.
- _Jury's Special Award at Vaasa Wildlife Festival 2022. Finland
- _NatureTrack Film Festival. USA 2021. Official Selection
- _International Nature Film Festival Gödöllő HUNGARY 2020 Official Selection
- _International Ecological Film Festival TO SAVE AND PRESERVE RUSSIA 2020 Official Selection
- _36th Festival International du Film Ornithologique de Menigoute FRANCE 2020 Official Selection
- _International Ecological Film Festival TO SAVE AND PRESERVE (RUSIA) 2021. Official Selection
Directed by
Carlos Pérez
Producer
1080 Wildlife
Country
Spain
Languages
English, Spanish
Available
Worldwide
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