Watch the film To be with the bees

Directed By : Perrine Bertrand & Yan Grill

Co-produced by Oko za Oko & Abeilles en liberté

Run time : 1:30

A documentary naturally on the side of the bees

To be with the bees is the first feature-length film who show us solutions to help the bees in a natural and respectfull way.

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For bee lovers who want more.

Dive deeper into the world of bees and natural beekeeping with exclusive interviews (20 min each) of Thomas Seeley, Peter Neumann and Michael Joshin Thiel, featuring leading voices from the film.

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- 3 experts full interviews
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About the Film

Bees are dying — but they are also showing us the way.

Around the world, bee populations are collapsing due to pesticides, habitat destruction, and industrial practices. Yet these small creatures are essential to the survival of life on Earth. Their disappearance would be catastrophic — not just for nature, but for humanity.

To be with the bees is more than a documentary about bees. It’s a journey of awareness and hope. Through the voices of scientists, beekeepers, and passionate guardians of the living world, the film reveals both the dramatic consequences of our current path — and the powerful, natural alternatives already emerging.

Featuring international experts such as Prof. Thomas Seeley, Michael Joshin Thiele, Heidi Herrmann, Jacqueline Freeman, Dr. Peter Neumann, and many others, the film explores:
– The intelligence and mystery of the hive
– The devastating effects of pesticides, genetic selection and industrial beekeeping
– The fight to preserve native bees like the European black bee
– Regenerative practices and respectful beekeeping methods
– The deep connection between humans and bees

This film is a call to rethink our relationship with nature — not to fight it, but to work with it.
It invites us to protect, listen, and be with the bees — for the future generations...

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