“Nature is not our garden,” explains zoologist and researcher Mia Canestrini, hiking through the pristine forests of her home country on the slopes of the Dolomites in Italy. This mountainous landscape and the landworkers who live here – including a mushroom forager, a shepherd, a boar hunter and a wildlife tour guide – are at the heart of this rewilding documentary with a difference. While the film is speckled with breathtaking visuals of wolf packs roaming the Alpine foothills, the real focus is on the people who are learning to share their territory with these animals, thriving in their native ...
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