巴西电影导演罗恰只身深入亚马逊丛林，用极具个人风格的影像记录下巴西民族的母亲之河的美景和沿岸土著人的生活景象。 　　An ordered film, a classical documentary about the beauties and the natural wealth of the Amazon region. We can consider typically glauberian: the lyric ravishment of the takes, and the well characteristic insistence on the nationalistic and progressive concerns of the director, with the concrete presence of the image of working people, the urban sequences, and of the product, the merchandise. Glauber Rocha was commissioned to film the beauties of Amazonia. The result is very "Glauberian" in the lyrical treatment of the shots. 　　In 1966, while he was waiting for the beginning of his new motion picture, Glauber Rocha produced two short length documentaries as follows: "Amazonas, Amazonas" and "Maranhao 66"; the plot of the last one referring to the entrance into office of the then Governor Jose Sarney. The next film, "Terra em Transe" got also distinction and prizes of the international review. Before his third long-length motion picture, he had a new experience, "Cancer"; and then, with the film "O Dragao da Maldade Contra o Santo Guerreiro" he got the prize of the best motion picture director of Cannes Festival, in 1969.

Witness the immense power, beauty and diversity of the Amazon region, from its source in the high Andes through the rain forest canopy and into the Amazon basin. Amazon is the story of two medicine men from vastly different worlds sharing a common quest: the search for the medicinal qualities of native plants.

Witness the immense power, beauty and diversity of the Amazon region, from its source in the high Andes through the rain forest canopy and into the Amazon basin. Amazon is the story of two medicine men from vastly different worlds sharing a common quest: the search for the medicinal qualities of native plants.

Ada的爸爸忘记去机场接她了，11岁的她被邻居邀请到家中等父亲，那里她遇见了跟她同龄的女孩儿Julia，但是Julia并不想按照父母的意愿跟Ada玩。在挪威北部的大自然中，离开大人们的视线，两个女孩从暗中角力渐渐地开始了解对方和认知自己的新身份。

Ada的爸爸忘记去机场接她了，11岁的她被邻居邀请到家中等父亲，那里她遇见了跟她同龄的女孩儿Julia，但是Julia并不想按照父母的意愿跟Ada玩。在挪威北部的大自然中，离开大人们的视线，两个女孩从暗中角力渐渐地开始了解对方和认知自己的新身份。

From its romantic shores, its wild nature to its baroque art, the fascination of the Danube is inescapable. The contrast between wilderness and civilization is what makes the Danube so unique. As it flows through its various landscapes, it transforms. Influenced by weather and climatic extremes, it is in constant motion. Floods and drought determine life on the great river just as much as the seasons. They influence migration, mating and breeding, as well as hunting and hibernation. Wherever the Danube flows, it impacts nature and people's lives. 　　Never before has the nature of this mighty river, that has helped form the contours of Europe, been captured so exquisitely as in this two-part series. An epic journey of discovery into the continent’s unknown wild lands, see how the river’s famous currents helped sculpt the incredible landscapes, and links them together. 　　Romantic river banks and unspoilt nature – these landscapes flank the Danube River. This comprehensive cinematic portrait of Europe’s second-longest river presents scenes of breathtaking beauty along the banks of the Danube, and investigates the tension between humans and nature, civilisation and wilderness. ) 　　Dams and power stations alternate with sections of natural wilderness along this mighty river, which flows through metropolises such as Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest and untouched natural landscapes like the Danube National Park and the Kopaki Rit. Further south, between the Carpathian mountain range in Romania and the Serbian Ore mountains, the river passes through the so-called Iron Gate, 137 kilometres of Gorges that are among the largest in Europe. 　　The mighty river ends in a unique labyrinth of water, mud and reeds – the Danube delta. It is the last remaining major river delta in Europe and the largest reed bed on earth, used by huge colonies of pelicans, cormorants, sea eagles and spoonbills for breeding and nesting.

一群年轻戏剧人将废弃货轮改造为水上剧场，在浪涛间谱写舞台新篇。

From its romantic shores, its wild nature to its baroque art, the fascination of the Danube is inescapable. The contrast between wilderness and civilization is what makes the Danube so unique. As it flows through its various landscapes, it transforms. Influenced by weather and climatic extremes, it is in constant motion. Floods and drought determine life on the great river just as much as the seasons. They influence migration, mating and breeding, as well as hunting and hibernation. Wherever the Danube flows, it impacts nature and people's lives. 　　Never before has the nature of this mighty river, that has helped form the contours of Europe, been captured so exquisitely as in this two-part series. An epic journey of discovery into the continent’s unknown wild lands, see how the river’s famous currents helped sculpt the incredible landscapes, and links them together. 　　Romantic river banks and unspoilt nature – these landscapes flank the Danube River. This comprehensive cinematic portrait of Europe’s second-longest river presents scenes of breathtaking beauty along the banks of the Danube, and investigates the tension between humans and nature, civilisation and wilderness. ) 　　Dams and power stations alternate with sections of natural wilderness along this mighty river, which flows through metropolises such as Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest and untouched natural landscapes like the Danube National Park and the Kopaki Rit. Further south, between the Carpathian mountain range in Romania and the Serbian Ore mountains, the river passes through the so-called Iron Gate, 137 kilometres of Gorges that are among the largest in Europe. 　　The mighty river ends in a unique labyrinth of water, mud and reeds – the Danube delta. It is the last remaining major river delta in Europe and the largest reed bed on earth, used by huge colonies of pelicans, cormorants, sea eagles and spoonbills for breeding and nesting.