Lake of Apples

This documentary captures a year in the life of Lake Prespa, revealing the struggles of its unique ecosystem. With a focus on the elderly fisherman who has spent most of his life working these waters, the film presents a poignant look at the decline of wildlife in the area, including the decreasing numbers of pelicans and cormorants.

As the fisherman rows across the lake to check his nets, viewers witness the stark contrast between his routine and the environmental changes that threaten the lake's future. The nets, once filled with fish, now yield only algae, symbolizing the broader ecological crisis facing this ancient habitat.

Collectors of documentary films will appreciate this deep dive into an important environmental issue. The film's concise runtime and engaging storytelling make it a significant work for those interested in nature and conservation themes.