A Year in the Beacons

This documentary chronicles a full year in the life of the remote Beacons National Park, showcasing the dramatic changes in landscape and wildlife through the changing seasons. It captures intimate moments of animal behavior, from the challenges of winter survival to the vibrant resurgence of spring. The film highlights the park's unique ecosystems and the delicate balance of nature within this stunning wilderness.

A Year in the Beacons received widespread critical acclaim for its stunning cinematography, intimate animal portrayals, and educational value. Reviewers praised its ability to capture the raw beauty and harsh realities of nature, with many highlighting the film's respectful and insightful narration. Audiences also responded positively, appreciating the immersive experience and the compelling narrative of survival and renewal.

• Breathtaking visuals and exceptional wildlife footage.

• An intimate and moving portrayal of nature's cycles.

• Educational and emotionally resonant storytelling.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly praised the film's stunning cinematography and captivating portrayal of the Beacons' wildlife throughout the year. Many appreciated the educational aspects and the emotional connection viewers felt with the animals and their struggles. The documentary's pacing and narrative flow were frequently cited as highlights.

Won the Golden Reel Award for Best Sound Editing in a Documentary; Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.

The filmmakers spent over 18 months in the Beacons National Park, often in extreme weather conditions, to capture the footage for the documentary.