Children especially and adults can learn lessons of ecology, wildlife, self-reliance, freedom and interdependence from the movie. The short cast, Manuel Campuzano, Tobias Moretti, Jean Reno, keep the movie interesting and attractive. Being a hard and very complicated shooting for 4 years in the Dolomits mountains and other locations. Narrated by Jean Reno who also plays a Forest Ranger, the film has an exceptional camerawork, 17 real eagles were used, and utilizing a titanium camera over an eagle that has been subsequently copied by other photographers. Furthermore, it provides an intense and thunderous drama between a daddy and his son, but at the end both of whom learn about the mutual feeling and pardon. There is an enjoyable portrayal of a young boy intenting to make his own way and only accompanied by an eagle in wilderness. A provoking and interesting movie, it is both, semi-documentary and drama, including colourful, beautiful, glimmer scenarios. This is a charming film containing adventure, emotion, sense of wonder, great sensibility and wonderful outdoors.
Both of them bond about their desires to be free. As days go by, he realizes about the eagle wants to fly on its own. As Lukas nurtures the baby eagle, - that he names Abel- from childhood to adulthood and both have an emotional connection. One day, Lukas meets the wounded eagle and heals it. In a world where it takes courage to fly, an aegle is thrown the nest out by its oldest brother, called Cain, falling on the ground.
At the mountains lives Lukas : Manuel Camacho, who is mistreated by his father : Tobias Moretti, but he has a strong relationship with a forester, the great and popular actor Jean Reno. This Austria/Spain co-production film is set in the Sixties, Austrian Alps, a marvelous place to dream, dealing with the unusual bond between a teen and an eagle since it was a chick. Reviewed by ma-cortes 8 / 10 Thought-provoking and wonderful film about a boy and his eagle, set in gorgeous landscapes and in documentary style
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