From river-fed villages to Roman arenas: a journey through Croatia
In short: This 4K documentary traces the Adriatic coast from north to south, exploring how water shapes the landscape, from the cascading gardens of Rastoke to the historic walls of Dubrovnik.
The film begins in Rastoke, a village where the Korana river flows beneath wooden mills and creates numerous small waterfalls within private gardens. The journey continues through the Roman arena in Pussy, the painted streets of Rovinj, and the staircase of waterfalls at Plitvice Lakes.
Moving along the coast, the documentary visits the sea organ in Zadar, the Kornati islands, and the Krka waterfalls. It also explores historical sites like the mortarless cathedral in Sibenik, the medieval town of Trogir, and the island of Korcula, which claims to be the birthplace of Marco Polo.
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