Like hardly any other habitat, the moor holds countless stories: its attraction and dark myths make us shiver, the splendor of its biodiversity amazes. In MAGIC OF THE MOORS, the renowned nature filmmaker Jan Haft ("The Green Miracle - Our Forest") directs our attention to one of our most important and beautiful biotopes. In the alternation of the times of day and seasons, the film shows a place at the transition between water and earth, full of exciting contrasts. In addition to wolves migrating through tufts of white cotton grass, cranes feeding their young in the swamp forest or gracefully dancing adders, we experience carnivorous sundew plants and dainty moss plants whose spores explode with a crash. A filigree work of art that was created by nature over thousands of years and that we are only gradually beginning to explore, understand - and preserve. In spectacular pictures, MAGIC OF THE MOORS presents one of the most famous native habitats. In five years of filming, director Jan Haft created a dazzling kaleidoscope of unique flora and fauna and shows a sensitive ecosystem that needs to be protected. State-of-the-art camera technology was used: slow-motion shots make the fastest movement sequences in the moor visible. Time-lapse allow the viewer a new view of seemingly motionless plants and present the beauty of the moor habitat in fascinating colour changes. Aerial shots show how moors fit into our cultural landscape like islands and macro shots take a look at the smallest moor dwellers and their exciting stories. In addition, the viewer learns that peatlands are gigantic CO2 reservoirs and elementary for our climate. Narrated by Grimme Award winner Axel Milberg ("Tatort", "Hannah Arendt"), MAGIC OF THE MOORS is an amazing journey to fascinating life forms that can also be found very close to us. New product