This documentary takes the audience on a journey through Estonia’s unrivaled natural landscapes, which have been shaped by wind and water over the millennia. We are treated to an immense diversity of plants and animals. Forests, fields, rivers, and lakes provide a biosphere for a rich assortment of fauna, while the air is full of swarms of a multitude of bird species. Using slow motion, and bird’s eye points-of-view, the film captures details of the flora and fauna as vividly as it does topographical formations. With its amazing images, it documents an annual cycle of life from winter to autumn. But in fact, the filmmakers shot for more than 400 days between 2015 and 2018 to create the open-air footage, shot largely in Estonia’s nature reserves. This documentary turns cinema itself into a natural phenomenon.