Experience the ancient beech forests with all your senses - visually stunning, emotional and on three screens at the same time. The film "The Voice of the Forest" takes you on an extraordinary journey through the UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Jasmund National Park - narrated by a 180-year-old beech tree and nature filmmaker Dirk Steffens.
On 25 June 2011, Germany's ancient beech forests were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The KÖNIGSSTUHL National Park Centre has created a special memorial to this occasion: a visually impressive film, designed for the in-house multivision cinema with circular projection on three screens...
Duration: approx. 16 minutes Playing times: every 20 minutes during regular opening hours Location: Multivision cinema in the National Park Centre Language: German (with English subtitles) Target group: Suitable for young and old Included in admission: Yes Barrier-free: Yes
Dirk Steffens
"The beech forest on Jasmund is a window into the past - and a promise for the future."
Dirk Steffens is one of Germany's best-known nature film makers. As the presenter of Terra X and UN ambassador for biodiversity, he inspires an audience of millions for nature conservation.
For the film "The Voice of the Forest", he brings his long-standing connection with the Jasmund National Park to bear. He began filming nature footage here early on - today he is committed to preserving biodiversity with projects such as the Biodiversity Foundation.
Voices of the visitors
"Beautiful nature film! Impressive images and a great voice." - T. Wagner
"The cinema was a real highlight - perfectly staged and very educational." - A. Becker
"Our children were thrilled. Clearly explained and not too long." - L. Hoffmann
"High praise for the quality and dramaturgy. Highly recommended!" - C. Mahler
Experience the film live on site - the cinema experience is included in admission to the National Park Centre!
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