
Episode 1
The Far East
Examining the wildlife and natural wonders found along the vast waterways of the Amur River in Asia.
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Directed by Franz HafnerWritten by Franz Hafner, Klaus Feichtenberger

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This three-part series is an epic journey of discovery of the natural world along the Amur and its tributaries and of the rich wildlife and the native people inhabiting the Earth’s greatest remaining wilderness area – a surprising and exotic world shaped and perpetually reshaped by extreme forces of the atmosphere and one of the Earth’s most active tectonic zones. The three episodes portray the unique characters of the Amur’s lower, middle and upper reaches – separate worlds that could not be more different and diverse.
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Checked Jul 22, 2026
Amur: Asia's Amazon premiered June 10, 2015. We don't have a confirmed streaming, rental or purchase option yet.
This three-part series is an epic journey of discovery of the natural world along the Amur and its tributaries and of the rich wildlife and the native people inhabiting the Earth’s greatest remaining wilderness area – a surprising and exotic world shaped and perpetually reshaped by extreme forces of the atmosphere and one of the Earth’s most active tectonic zones. The three episodes portray the unique characters of the Amur’s lower, middle and upper reaches – separate worlds that could not be more different and diverse.
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Episode 1
Examining the wildlife and natural wonders found along the vast waterways of the Amur River in Asia.
Directed by Franz HafnerWritten by Franz Hafner, Klaus Feichtenberger

Episode 2
The Changbai Mountain Range found between China and North Korea is explored.
Directed by Klaus Feichtenberger, Franz Hafner

Episode 3
Exploring life along the Amur River as it passes through Siberia and Mongolia.
Directed by Klaus FeichtenbergerWritten by Franz Hafner
Episode information updated Jul 24, 2026
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