2007
96 minutes
Documentary
English
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This feature-length cut of the BBC series Planet Earth - the product of 5 years filming - focuses on the considerable plights of three beautiful beasts; the migration of humpback whales, the hunting season of polar bears and the arduous march of elephants across Africa. The destructive effect of global warming on these animals is subtly but closely observed throughout. With rich narration from Patrick Stewart, dazzling high-definition sequences and an intimate narrative for each unique journey, this is an awe-inspiring portfolio of our planet's invaluable wildlife.
Sigourney Weaver stars in this film based on the life of scientist Dian Fossey and her quest to save gorillas from extinction.
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Absorbing documentary about the pressure global warming puts on the arctics inhabitants' daily fight for survival.
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When legendary director Werner Herzog journeys to Antarctica, the people he meets there are just as fascinating as the wildlife.
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Documentary capturing the remarkable journey the Emperor penguins of the South Antarctic make every winter.
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