The Fiery Fox

Name: The Fiery Fox
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2024-05-18
Duration: 1 h 24 min
Rating: 8.5
Cast: Oleg Virozub

Огненный лис (2024)

Timing: 1:24 (84 min)

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Dmitry Shpilenok

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Oleg Virozub
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Anna Shpilenok, Dmitry Shpilenok, Petr Shpilenok

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Dmitry Shpilenok

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Vladislav Grishin, Dmitry Shpilenok
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The wind was born the weakest fox cub in the family. By chance, he was the one who survived the bear attack. He managed to survive his first winter and win the love of the beautiful Lava. But in the spring they come back — the bears. The horror of the old enemy leads the Winds to a fatal mistake. Now, in order to save his children and return the Lava, he must defeat his fear and Kamchatka's most formidable predator.

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Filming took place over three years in the Kronotsky Nature Reserve in Kamchatka. There were three expeditions with a total duration of 26 months. Several hundred hours of footage were shot.
The wind was not intended to be the main character of the film, however, it struck the filmmakers with its transformation during the shooting. The project team filmed the lives of several pairs of Kamchatka foxes, and the film was long titled "Kamchatka. A Tale in Foxes." But only one pair made it into the final cut – "Wind and Lava."
The uniqueness of the film lies in the fact that the same animal 'plays' the main character from beginning to end. As a rule, several animals are used to play the same role.
The wind was not intended to be the main character of the film, but it struck the filmmakers with its transformation during filming. The project's authors filmed the lives of several pairs of Kamchatka foxes, and the film was long titled "Kamchatka. A Tale in Foxes." But only one pair – “Wind and Lava” – made it into the final cut.