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Vienna's Forests - Jewels of Green 2005

Status
Released
Runtime
50 minutes
Director
Georg Riha
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What is Vienna's Forests - Jewels of Green?

Vienna's Forests - Jewels of Green is a documentary film released on October 13, 2005. The documentary has a runtime of 50 minutes and was produced by Georg Riha and his team as an ORF-UNIVERSUM documentary, commissioned by the City of Vienna.

Type
Film
Year
2005
Status
Released
Runtime
50 minutes
Release date
Oct 13, 2005
Original language
DE
Origin
Austria
Genres
Documentary
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Episode runtime
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Vienna's Forests - Jewels of Green is a documentary film released on October 13, 2005. The documentary has a runtime of 50 minutes and was produced by Georg Riha and his team as an ORF-UNIVERSUM documentary, commissioned by the City of Vienna. The film marks the one hundredth anniversary of the creation of the green belt that encloses Austria's capital and contributes to the high quality of life in the city. The green belt surrounds Vienna with nature, but the woods are not the only natural areas the citizens can name their own. The city of Vienna also owns protected source areas located in the Schneeberg-Rax region and the Hochschwab, where the city's water originates. The documentary invites viewers to sit back and experience the rough beauty of the Hochschwab.

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Vienna's Forests - Jewels of Green is a feature film with a runtime of 50 minutes. It was released in 2005. Release status: Released.

Who directed Vienna's Forests - Jewels of Green?

Vienna's Forests - Jewels of Green was directed by Georg Riha.

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