Film
The New Wilderness
Documentary · 1h 34m
Where to see it
1 screening in 1 city
1 screening in Ermelo
Huis van Ermelo
About
A 2013 Dutch nature documentary follows animal life through four seasons in the Oostvaardersplassen, a wetland reserve in the Netherlands, narrated by Harry Piekema.
The New Wilderness is a 2013 Dutch natural history documentary directed by Mark Verkerk and Ruben Smit. It is set in the Oostvaardersplassen, a nature reserve in the Netherlands, in a densely populated country where land has been shaped by people. The reserve lies near Almere, and the film presents a polder that stood under water forty years earlier and has developed into a wetland of international importance. Across four seasons, the film shows animal life in the reserve, including red deer, konik horses, foxes and kingfishers, as well as rare birds such as the white-tailed eagle. The footage is based on two years of filming, and Harry Piekema provides the narration. The film shows almost no people.
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Trailer
Official trailer · TMDBYouTube
Cast and crew
Harry Piekemaas Narrator
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- Director
- Mark Verkerk, Ruben Smit
- Written by
- Mark Verkerk, Ruben Smit, Hans Dorrestijn
- Producers
- EMS films
- Music
- Bob Zimmerman
- Editing
- Niels Roza · Helen Delachaux · Mark Verkerk
- Countries
- Netherlands
Good to know
- Running time
- 1 hour 34 minutes
- Language
- Dutch
Questions
How long is The New Wilderness?
1 hour 34 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 1 hour 54 minutes.
Where can I see The New Wilderness?
There is 1 screening at 1 cinema in 1 city. Pick your city above for the times.
What language is The New Wilderness in?
The New Wilderness is in Dutch. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with Dutch subtitles.
Who is in The New Wilderness?
Harry Piekema plays Narrator.
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