Wild Balkans

This documentary runs for 53 minutes and highlights the rich ecosystems of the Balkans. Viewers can witness wolves hunting in the valleys, bears and lynxes roaming through ancient forests, and a stunning variety of bird species around the big lakes. The film emphasizes the significance of Montenegro's primeval forests, some of which are over 400 years old.

The documentary also features the Tara National Park, home to Europe's deepest gorge. Lake Skadar is showcased for its impressive biodiversity, with 270 bird species calling it home, making it a unique site in Europe. Furthermore, the film delves into the lesser-known aspects of the region, including the coastal forests of Albania and the vast bat colonies in Bulgaria and Romania. Additionally, it presents Serbia's "European Sahara," a desert landscape that adds to the region's diverse geography.