Wings of Nature

The flight of sixty species of migrating birds (Red crowned cranes, whooper swans, white pelicans, wild geese) was filmed over three years under the skies of the world on an ultralight plane , a helicopter and a boat. “Les ailes de la nature” is the adaptation of the documentary series “Winged Migration”, which was released in theatres in 2002. In addition to the magnificent and unedited new footage, the film includes a passionate commentary by Jacques Perrin himself.

The flight of sixty species of migrating birds (Red crowned cranes, whooper swans, white pelicans, wild geese) was filmed over three years under the skies of the world on an ultralight plane, a helicopter and a boat. “Les ailes de la nature” is the adaptation of the documentary series “Winged Migration ”, which was released in theatres in 2002. In addition to the magnificent and unedited new footage, the film includes a passionate commentary by Jacques Perrin himself.

The flight of sixty species of migrating birds (Red crowned cranes, whooper swans, white pelicans, wild geese) was filmed over three years under the skies of the world on an ultralight plane, a helicopter and a boat. “Les ailes de la nature” is the adaptation of the documentary series “Winged Migration ”, which was released in theatres in 2002. In addition to the magnificent and unedited new footage, the film includes a passionate commentary by Jacques Perrin himself.