Hunting & Fishing
For the love of nature and appreciation for the animals
Hunting and fishing have been around for centuries. In order to survive, Man had to develop countless techniques to capture preys.
This series tells the clever ways that hunters and fishermen alike have invented to dominate nature’s obstacles and how each region perfected its own specific methods.
These films also shed a light on these men and women everyday life and their efforts to promote a type of hunting which respects animals and nature.
HUNTING AND FISHING COLLECTION - 52' [28x52’]
For the love of nature and appreciation for the animals
Hunting and fishing have been around for centuries. In order to survive, Man had to develop countless techniques to capture preys.
This series tells the clever ways that hunters and fishermen alike have invented to dominate nature’s obstacles and how each region perfected its own specific methods.
These films also shed a light on these men and women everyday life and their efforts to promote a type of hunting which respects animals and nature.
HUNTING AOTEAROA [254x26’]
Provide for the community
This series takes us to the best spots to stalk deer or pigs for some good ole traditional New Zealand hunting.
We meet Kiwi hunters who operate the old-fashioned way to provide for their community and help protect native wildlife.
ON THE FLY [6x30’]
Extreme fishing in the Malaysian jungle
Paul is on a fishing adventure through Malaysia, one of the finest and most challenging unexplored freshwater fly-fishing spots in the world.
The series is a mix of nail-biting, adrenalin-fueled fishing sequences and quiet moments to soak in the natural beauty of the wild.
Each episode features an exotic fish and takes us into the intimate world of a man who has chosen to live off the grid.
WHO OWNS NATURE? [96’]
A dramatic alpine play
Who owns nature? Are we, as humans, its protectors or destructors?
Mountain goats, bellowing stags, a pack of wolves, forest rangers, farmers, wildlife biologists, hunting opponents and hunters: they are all protagonists in a dramatic alpine play.
How should humans deal with nature and wild animals today?