Organiseret Vildskab

This documentary highlights Denmark's position as one of the most cultivated countries in the world, second only to Bangladesh. Since the 1980s, biodiversity has significantly decreased, leaving less than two percent of wild nature remaining in Denmark. This film follows the Danish Nature Foundation's initiative to transform a production forest in Hammer Bakker into a wild nature area, aiming to reintroduce large grasses, butterflies, and potentially even golden eagles.

The film delves into the complexities of rewilding an area that has been tamed for so long. It raises critical questions about conservation and the methods required to restore natural habitats. Collectors interested in environmental issues or documentary filmmaking will find value in this film's exploration of ecological themes and the urgent calls to action for preserving nature.