MOUNTAINS & FORESTS | Anatolia Ancient Nature Full Episode

A breathtaking journey through the wild heart of Anatolia — where nature, history, and mythology intertwine. Dubbed in 22 languages — please choose your preferred language to watch. Subtitled in 66 languages — if your language is not available for dubbing, you can select subtitles instead. Spanning five years of production and the effort of more than 50 dedicated professionals, Anatolia Ancient Nature stands as the most comprehensive visual natural history inventory ever made about Anatolia. This monumental work captures the raw beauty, ancient rhythms, and untold stories of a land where continents, climates, and civilizations converge. Every frame is the result of endurance, patience, and an unwavering commitment to portraying nature as it truly is — wild, timeless, and deeply human. Supported by the Directorate of Nature Protection and National Parks, and produced with the vision of Fırat İşbecer and Fatih İşbecer, this series was made possible through the collaboration of Commencis and Dataroid. Written & Directed by: Burak Doğansoysal Cinematography: Ali Şenel Principal Cameras: Burak Gezer & Murat Gezer Additional Footage by: Mustafa Aslan, Alper Tüydeş, Ömer Ahu, Mert Gökalp, Coşkun Oğuz Namlı, Bekir Çelik Original Score by: Yağız Oral Producers: Fırat İşbecer & Fatih İşbecer Narration: Mazlum Kiper (Turkish) & Louise Saint-Claire (English) -------------- Mountains and Forests: In this episode, we trace the essence of life shaped by the rugged mountains and ancient forests of Anatolia. We witness the survival struggles of wild goats adapting to harsh conditions at the peaks and chamois accustomed to life under deep snow. These resilient creatures navigate rocky terrains with incredible agility, sharing their habitat with brown bears. Meanwhile, in the forests, the resonant calls of red deer blend with the melodies of birds, revealing the richness of this ecosystem. Starlings, jays, and the ever-present songbirds of the pine forests showcase Anatolia’s biodiversity. As the seasons shift, we breathe in the enchanting atmosphere of these woodlands.