Wild Venice

    Venice is mysterious, unpredictable, and wild. Behind the picturesque backdrop of palaces, churches and canals lies a cosmos that remains largely unexplored to this day, inhabited by an extraordinary menagerie of living creatures. They are everywhere, yet barely visible. They live in the heart of the city, move beneath it or look down upon it from high above. Venice is a myth, the most magnificent backdrop in the world. Yet the city leads a double life. It lies amid a fascinating landscape dotted with many partly uninhabited islands that still convey the same impression today as they did when the first settlers drove their stakes into the muddy ground. Humans and nature have created a shared habitat that they have inhabited together for thousands of years: the lagoon.

    This Universum documentary explores the lives of these secret inhabitants of the lagoon.

    Credits

    Documentary
    52 Min.

    written and directed by: Klaus T. Steindl
    Producers: Dieter Pochlatko, Jakob Pochlatko
    Production Manager: Rosmarie Lackner
    Director of Photography: Stefano Pancaldi, Harald Erschbaumer, Joachim Hinz
    Sound: Stefanie Thesak, Judith Amon
    Edited by: Marin Biribauer
    Music: Markus Pöchinger
    Equipment: Denise Heschl
    u.a.

    produced in: 2014
    first broadcasted: 16. December 2014

    co-funded by BUNDESMINISTERIUM FÜR BILDUNG UND FRAUEN

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