A country like no other in Europe, Hungary is influenced by the rhythms of its rivers. White-tailed eagles, otters and enormous catfish share the wetlands with many other species living close to the local people, often unnoticed. Wild Hungary is their story presenting some never-before-filmed animal behavior like dancing deer or wintering catfish.
2011, Hungary / Germany, 51.35 min.
Dir.: Zoltan Torok
Music: Kolja Erdmann
Sound: Ola Eliasson, Thomas Weichler
Edit.: Laszlo Hargittai
Zoltan Torok
Zoltan Torok is a Hungarian documentary director, producer and cameraman, based in Hungary and Sweden, working internationally. Graduated as a geographer he started to work in the film and television industry one and a half decade ago. After creating countless magazine shows and small documentaries for Hungarian TV channels he has made the move towards high-end productions for the international market. In the past couple of years he has worked as an independent filmmaker in cooperation with several production companies and broadcasters word-wide. In 2007 he has founded Azara Film Ltd. with the aim of co-producing high quality documentaries.
Filmography
Cyanide Blues (2001), Of Moose and Men (2002), Realm of the Reindeer (2003), Ice Hotel (2004), Flatland Flyers (2005), Parting Lands (2006), Otter Man (2007), Wild Hungary – A Water Wonderland (2011).