Celebrate spring - between Grundlsee and Gesäuse
Celebrate spring - between Grundlsee and Gesäuse
Celebrate spring - between Grundlsee and GesäuseCelebrate spring - between Grundlsee and Gesäuse
Trailer

Celebrate spring - between Grundlsee and Gesäuse

Trailer

Celebrate spring - between Grundlsee and Gesäuse

INFO
Project
TV documentary (2025)
Production
RANFILM (AT)
Duration
1 x 45min
TV channels
Servus TV
Funded by
Filmcommission Graz
Credits

Written & directed by Christian Papke

Camera: Manuel Mellacher, Reinhold Ogris, Nikolaus Heckel, Reinhard Sandbichler

Camera assistant: Julian Schalk

Editing: David Walter Bruckner

Speaker: Markus Sulzbacher

Producers: Matthias Ninaus, Stephanie Ninaus

Production Servus TV: Melanie Kaboto

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Celebrate spring - between Grundlsee and Gesäuse

Spring in this region also brings with it customs that require a lot of preparation - such as the legendary daffodil festival in Ausseerland. Every move requires dedication, patience and often active support. Stamina is also required for the unique custom of the maiden awakening in Schladming. Beehives like those of beekeeper Ronald Royer need a lot of attention in spring. A new chapter in the year begins with the cows being driven up to the Wachlinger Alm, the first traditional Steirerkas cheese of the season or the first homemade pirogues at the Heßhütte. Nature always plays the leading role and people follow its rhythm.

Spring in this region also brings with it customs that require a lot of preparation - such as the legendary daffodil festival in Ausseerland. Every move requires dedication, patience and often active support. Stamina is also required for the unique custom of the maiden awakening in Schladming. Beehives like those of beekeeper Ronald Royer need a lot of attention in spring. A new chapter in the year begins with the cows being driven up to the Wachlinger Alm, the first traditional Steirerkas cheese of the season or the first homemade pirogues at the Heßhütte. Nature always plays the leading role and people follow its rhythm.