Autlook Autlook, which is based in Vienna, got a documentary for Robin Petré in time, “Only on Earth”, before the first international show at the Berlin Film Festival. The film is an overwhelming journey across South Gallisia, a wonderful natural beauty area, but it is also one of the most weak wildfires in Europe.
The documentary feature will be shown in Strand, Berlin, after receiving the best IEfta document award at Cannes Festival last year.
During the most important registered summer, both humans and animals are struggling to deal with unquestious fires. The wild horses wandered in the mountains of the Galipian for centuries, playing an important role in preventing fire by curbing the flammable growth – but their numbers diminish with human development clashes with nature.
“Only on Earth” reflects the exact balance of our natural world and the relationship between humans and animals through the eyes of young cowboy, a seasoned extinguishing analyst, a loyal horse doctor, and an agricultural family on the front line, and horses.
“I could remember and I have a strong communication with the natural world. However, whenever I go back to the rural environment in which I grew up, I am concerned about how quickly the scene changes. With the extinction of the mass and temperatures that rise all over the world, it changes Our world at a pace we cannot understand. I hope this film will leave a permanent impression on the audience as an unforgettable experience. .
Stephanie Fox, CEO of Autlook, notes: “Robin Petré has created an impressive and amazing visual film that cannot be in time.” Just on the ground, ”embodies our changing world’s insistence with a wonderful and wonderful art. We are proud to be on the plane and bring this The important story to the masses worldwide.
“Only on Earth” is produced by Signe Skov Thomsen and Malene Flindt Pedersen for Hansen & Pedersen in Denmark, alongside Carlis Bergira, Marik van Den Persserarlar for polar star films in Spain with Hanka Castelikova, Alberto Carolo, Antonio Trachoras and David Okho. The Executive Producers of Max in Spain.
The film is supported by the Danish Film Institute, ICEC (Catalan Institute for Cultural Institutions), ICAA (the Spanish Institute for Film and Audiovisual Arts), Nordisk Film & TV FOND and BECKETTT-Fonden in cooperation with broadcasters DR and SVT.
The film also received a grant from the Documentary Film Program, the Sandans Institute, with the support of Sandbox Films and was developed with the support of Eurimages and Creative Eurobe Media.
