Untamed Romania (2019)
Untamed Romania
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Romania has one of the largest areas of untouched forests in all of Europe, home to half of the region's brown bears, a large part of its wolves, and thousands of plant species—one of the most valuable wildlife sanctuaries on the entire planet Earth. That is why 'Untamed Romania' is a privileged glimpse into the country's mountainous landscapes and the beautiful creatures that inhabit it, but the documentary goes beyond the typical productions in the style of National Geographic or Discovery Channel, as it also portrays the beauty that lies in the tragic fragility of life, governed by unalterable natural laws such as the simple change of seasons or natural selection.
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Beyond the commotion of the cities in Romania, there is a world unbeknown to anyone. Mountains, ancient forests and expansive wetlands provide habitats to many of the continent’s most iconic creatures. Narrated by world-renowned actor, Mark Strong, Untamed Romania is a celebration of Romania’s natural beauty and diversity in all its splendour, grace and ferocity.
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