In the age of the triumph of the machine, of large cities, and of automation, humanity more than ever seeks solace and respite in nature. And the "last paradises" are the world's national parks, areas still sparsely populated or unknown, where nature triumphs in all its rich and evocative beauty in flora, fauna, and landscape.
The protagonists of this feature film, shot in every corner of the world, are animals of the most diverse, even now extremely rare, species.
Yes, the earth is still beautiful, indeed more beautiful than ever, where humanity respects it, where it defends nature—fauna, flora, landscape—as the richest and most precious heritage.