More Than Honey

This documentary explores the fascinating and vital world of bees, revealing the complex social structures within hives and the intricate dance of pollination essential for our food supply. It contrasts traditional beekeeping methods with modern industrial practices, highlighting the challenges faced by bees globally. The film also delves into the mysterious phenomenon of Colony Collapse Disorder, raising urgent questions about our relationship with nature.

More Than Honey was widely praised by critics for its stunning cinematography, informative content, and urgent message about environmental sustainability. Reviewers lauded its ability to make a complex scientific topic accessible and engaging for a general audience, while also serving as a powerful call to action regarding the declining bee populations.

• Praised for its visually captivating and informative approach to the plight of bees.

• Commended for effectively communicating the importance of bees to the global ecosystem and food production.

• Lauded for its urgent yet accessible exploration of the threats facing bee populations.

Google audience: Viewers found the documentary to be highly educational and visually impressive, with many expressing newfound appreciation for bees and concern over their decline. The film is often described as eye-opening and important for understanding our food system.

Nominated for Best Documentary at the European Film Awards.

The film utilizes specialized macro lenses and microscopic cameras to capture the intimate lives of bees, providing viewers with an unprecedented close-up perspective.