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| Wild Romania |
| Film review: Carpathian Basin Natural Values Film Review |
| Section: Nature film |
| Year of production: 2021 |
| Country of origin: Románia |
| Country(ies) of filming: Romania |
| Duration: 123:51 perc |
| Language: English |
| Director: Dan Dinu, Cosmin Dumitrache |
| Producer: NTD Film, HBO Max, Libra Films |
| Distributor: |
| English synopsis: The Carpathian Mountains, the Danube River and the Black Sea, gave birth to the wildest country in Europe. The richness of this place lies in spectacular mountains, in rivers full of life, in healthy forests. Following the four seasons of the year, we will discover the life of the most emblematic animals of Romania and we will unfold the story of the most amazing natural landscapes. The journey begins with the long-awaited arrival of spring, a season of hope when most animals prepare for a new cycle of life. We will continue in summer, the season of plenty, a time when the young animals are starting to enjoy the beauty of life and accept the challenges of nature. The story will come to an end with the arrival of autumn which will turn into winter once more. The season of change will bring new challenges for Romanian wildlife, in a time when the hunters are thriving. From the high peaks of the Fagaras Mountains, to the wetlands of the Danube Delta, we will unveil the best kept secrets of Europe’s wilderness. |
| English biography: „There is no better time to live in for someone that loves to tell stories through photography and film. Our voice can really be heard and our vision can make a difference in the way that we relate ourselves with the natural world.” Dan Dinu |