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Merel Westrik and Martin Melchers make new nature documentary: 'We both love nature so much'

Merel Westrik and Martin Melchers make new nature documentary: 'We both love nature so much'

Presenter Merel Westrik and ecologist Martin Melchers have released a new nature documentary showcasing Amsterdam's nocturnal wildlife after eleven years of filming. The project features elusive animals like pine martens and owls and premieres tonight at the Eye Filmmuseum.

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