Acacia and honey the history of the “most Hungarian tree”.
FILMSZEMLE
Carpathian Basin Natural Values Film Review
SZEKCIÓ
Short film
VETÍTÉS
May 19, 2023 10:35 AM
Jane Goodall Lovarda nagyterem
May 20, 2023 10:55 AM
Sir David Attenborough Kertmozi
May 21, 2023 4:10 PM
Jacques-Yves Cousteau Barokk színházterem
Készítés éve: 2022
Ország: Hungary
Forgatás helyszínei: Budapest, Szarvas, Csemő, Istenmezeje, Heves-alatka, Kiskunhalas, Gödöllő, Nyíradony, Gúth, CSönge, Albertirsa, Tarnaméra, Bábolna
Film hossza: 35:0 perc
Eredeti nyelv: magyar
Rendező: Poroszka Magyar Zsolt
Producer: Poroszka - Bíró Patrícia
Forgalmazó: OMME, White Horse Film Hungary
Szinopszis:
There is a tree species that came from another continent, even though it feels best here in the Carpathian Basin. There is a tree species that most Hungarians consider to be the tree of the nation. There is a tree species that is the most controversial to hear about. There is a tree species that has stepped out of the political arena and has come into the crossfire of public opinion involving several professions. There is a tree species whose honey is one of the best known in the world.
Rendező biográfia:
Zsolt Poroszka Magyar was born in 1987. He graduated from Gödöllő, /Hungary/, with a degree in agricultural engineer on bee bioligist, wildlife biologist, fish biologist. He works as a beekeeper and nature filmmaker. Selected filmography: Pusztafogacs (2010) Ballad of bees (2015) How it’s made: Honey (2016) Bee pastures (2017) Finding Bees (2018) AZORES - São Miguel, Pico, Faial (2019) One year in the apiary (2020) The four seasons of beekeeping - SPRING (2021)