Calm Alpine Lakes
The Calm Alpine Lakes documentary traces the journey of water - from the glacier into the valley through the mountains to its source, journey that springs, ponds, lakes and rivers have forged the beauty of our landscape through time with its fascinating world of flora and fauna. In addition, each small lake offers us his own story, telling about lovely cliffs, underwater world, dragons, ancient species, and cavers and modern science. Waltraud nature filmmakers awarded Paschinger and Erich Pröll will lead us along this fascinating journey.
The Weight of Wheat
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Clay has been used to build many works throughout history as well as the Chinese Wall, Japanese palaces, High Risers Arabs, Persians residential courtyards, African mosques and European wooden houses. However, this material had long since fallen into oblivion. It is now, with the move towards greater sustainability is given to all areas of life it makes architects, designers and even large companies are rediscovering the clay as a building material.
Rediscovering Clay, a Forgotten Material
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Black Mountain is the name for the highest peak of Austria, the Grossglockner. With escalating rises 3798m on the Tauern massif with the imposing presence of a sentry, watching and ruling over seas of clouds covered nature and valleys. This little paradise of the Eastern Alps has all life and the admirable efforts of the climbers who dare to face the challenging summit.
The Black Mountain
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The theory of memory of water has long been studied and acclaimed scientists and their disciples. homeopathic medicine has its roots in this phenomenon. The controversy as to whether this memory of water is a fantasy or one of the most sensational discoveries of all time has been raging for decades, and the search for truth leads us to researchers from the US, Russia, Germany, Austria and Japan.
