Iberia, naturaleza infinita

A golden eagle is expelled from its territory and forced to undertake an epic adventure of survival. To do so, it will end up travelling the entire Iberian Peninsula. Beginning with the high peaks of the Cantabrian Mountains, the eagle will soar through the skies until it finally settles in a new territory, in the Betic Mountains.

Arturo Menor, director of 17 short films and two feature films and consolidated as the most awarded nature filmmaker in Spain, directs 'Iberia, infinite nature', a documentary about the fauna in the Iberian Peninsula seen from the eyes of a golden eagle. Menor uses the most advanced aerial filming tools and innovative digital cinema technologies to achieve this original point of view. The result is an excellent and relevant documentary in defence of Spanish nature. It invites you to immerse yourself in the country's natural beauty and learn about its biodiversity and natural spaces.

In this adventure on which the golden eagle embarks, it will be accompanied by some of the most emblematic species of the fauna of our country, such as the little bustard, the European mink, the bearded vulture, the capercaillie and the bear, among many others.

The film was shot during 53 weeks in locations all over Spain and is produced and distributed by Acajú Comunicación Ambiental, S.L..