More Than Honey

Education purpose only upload.
any copyright issue i am agree to remove this video ASAP.
one of my best documentary film about nature. wanna watch this whole world and love nature.
This beautiful documentary has a lot more to offer than just information (as interesting, disturbing and educating said information definitely is); what you get here is also great, cinematic entertainment. There are characters in this film - the old beekeeper, for instance - which made me laugh out loud, and then there are moments of such breathtaking beauty I nearly cried.
And the cinematography - wow; just: wow! I don't know how they got to film the bees so close; if it was done with CGI or other computer tricks, the effects would certainly be Oscar-worthy. As far as I'm concerned, this masterpiece can compete with anything in the 'blockbuster' category that Hollywood has put out recently.
Great, informative entertainment and a visual feast, this film will make you see bees with different eyes. My vote: 10 out of 10.
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Beekeepers, scientists and others discuss the world's declining bee population and what it may mean for modern society.
Director Markus Imhoof
Writers Markus ImhoofKerstin Hoppenhaus
Stars Fred JaggiRandolf MenzelJohn Miller
Awards
Austrian Film Award, AT 2013
Bavarian Film Awards 2013
CPH:DOX 2012
Film+ 2013
German Film Awards 2013
Guild of German Art House Cinemas 2013
Romy Gala, Austria 2013
Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2013
Swiss Film Prize 2013

[@DavidCrosley-id7eq]

The BEST of the movies about bees.

[@infotrady2178]

I thought this video was only about bees, but as I can see it is also about greedy pigs!

[@sh9downonme71]

As a California and I can tell you we hate monocrops almonds and pomegranates. The greed of both the almond growers and the so-called beekeepers who don't actually care and cycle through deaths to get that filthy money. We do not need so many almonds or pomegranates

[@chilliconcarno]

Killer Honey Farms!

[@Tj-ot4jp]

A total loss because you treat these amazing insects like crap, you don't manage them, you don't do right by them, you treat them appallingly, they're just something to feed your greed. You help to spread the diseases of the honey bee across the US, give yourself a pat on the back.

[@Stephan-bf9kw]

Why is the volume so low? I can hardly hear and understand what is said, though my speakers are at maximum.

[@Dupawpaski]

How are they gonna truck the bees across America with electric trucks?

[@EndingSimple]

Wow. Opening scene is a ringside view of a queen being hatched. Fabulous. ... Gotta agree about the sound. Too low. Had to turn on captions. and even they are not working. ... Guy using a cigar for smoking the bees. Wonder what happens if you use marijuana? ... the bee helmet the tractor driver was wearing briefly made me think a giant bee was driving the tractor. ... kindly bee keeper has a streak of vicious in him. I'll keep my distance. Couldn't hear why he killed the queen. ... Mid air bee copulation. Not something you see everyday. ... Mr. Vicious's bees fell to Foul Brood. I just learned yesterday that if you hive gets it, you have to destroy your whole hive. Got to be biggest bummer in bee keeping. Guy looks really sad. ... Was that a Chinese community doing crop pollination entirely by hand? ...

[@earlmoorman250]

What race of bees are they

[@lorrieanneswan6509]

I cannot hear this. Nothing wrong on my end.

[@chickenhasdrip]

this is cool

[@ahutton49]

After watchinf this video I WILL NEVER BUY CIMMERCIAL HONEY AGAIN! EVER. THIS IS CRAZY.

[@BenBen31BPD7]

There is one fundamental flaw in this documentary and that is where the narrator stated that before the settlers, there weren't any honey bees in America. That is a false statement. The Melipona bees evolved in America from Mexico to Argentina and Native Meso American Natives have been harvesting their honey. They're colonies aren't as big and they produce a third of the honey that honey bees do but they were still here.

[@ElisaBBennett2]

Where is closed captioning?

[@navyphil6105]

I am an amateur beekeeper and have been for about nine years. This was both interesting and sad.