Lynx
LYNX is a nature film that goes beyond the usual boundaries of the genre. An essential characteristic of the lynx is that it hides from view (and from the camera). As a result, Franz Reichle takes a highly imaginative approach to tracking down the animal, including interviews with zoologists, gamekeepers and farmers. The lynx can also be seen as a barometer for ecological balance; ultimately, nature itself becomes the subject of this film
Rating
10.0/10
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Runtime
81 min
Theatrical cut
Released
1990
Released
Language
EN
Lynx
Director
Franz ReichleMore Like This
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