Land of Waters: Created by Man, Overtaken by Nature

This documentary delves into the significant changes in Hungary's waterways, highlighting how swamplands have been replaced by reservoirs and artificial lakes. It reveals that 75% of the country's lakes are now man-made and 90% of its floodplains have disappeared. Despite these changes, some rare aquatic ecosystems find refuge in these artificial lakes, showcasing nature's ability to adapt.

"Land of Waters" provides stunning visuals of the new aquatic landscapes, featuring scenes from the Hortobágy National Park, Lake Tisza, and the winter marshes of the Great Plains. Audiences will witness the migration of cranes and the delicate balance of life in crystal-clear mine lakes. This documentary presents an important commentary on the relationship between humanity and the environment, making it a thought-provoking addition to the nature documentary genre.