As a little girl, she stood by the castle moat in Český Krumlov, watching the massive beasts on bare concrete. After sixteen years of researching bears around the world, Eva Filipczyková returns to the same moat as an expert. While conservationists promise to end breeding by 2030 and the city defends itself with tradition, the scientist is sounding the alarm: in the life of an animal, another four years of waiting in concrete is too long.
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As a little girl, she stood by the castle moat in Český Krumlov, watching the massive beasts on bare concrete. After sixteen years of researching bears around the world, Eva Filipczyková returns to the same moat as an expert. While conservationists promise to end breeding by 2030 and the city defends itself with tradition, the scientist is sounding the alarm: in the life of an animal, another four years of waiting in concrete is too long.