Africa - the magical kingdom
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Africa - the magical kingdom |
| Original title | Enchanted Kingdom 3D |
| Country of production | Great Britain |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2014 |
| length | 87 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 0 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Neil Nightingale, Patrick Morris |
| script | Neil Nightingale, Patrick Morris, Nigel Williams |
| production |
Myles Connolly , Neil Nightingale, Amanda Hill |
| music | Patrick Doyle |
| camera | Mark Deeble, Jamie MacPherson, Robin Cox, Brendan McGinty, Simon Werry, Jonathan Jones, Rodney Clarke |
| cut | Nigel Buck, Andy Campbell-White |
| synchronization | |
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Idris Elba (UK version), | |
Africa - The Magical Kingdom is a British 3D cinema documentary made by the BBC and directed by Neil Neightingale and Patrick Morris from 2015. The film is about the African continent , its landscapes and people. The central element of the film is water. The film opened in German cinemas on March 5, 2015. The UK version is narrated by actor Idris Elba ; Christian Brückner can be heard in the German version .
action
The film begins with shots of rain in a city. The camera follows the rainwater to its place of origin: Africa. The film shows the African continent in all its facets. You can see images of the African rainforest and its inhabitants, including ants and gorillas . Then the eruption of a volcano is shown, which makes it clear which forces shape the continent and act in its interior. You can see numerous images of various animal species and landscapes, including the Mount Kenya massif with its temperature fluctuations between day and night, flamingos hunted by baboons, the Nile , the Red Sea with its diversity, the Victoria Falls and the steppe with lions, zebras and numerous other animals. The central element of the film is water, without which the diversity of animal species and landscapes in Africa would not exist.
production
The film is one of the most elaborately produced nature documentaries of all time. Directed by Neil Neightingale and Patrick Morris, the film team shot for two years in many African countries, including Ethiopia , Tanzania , Kenya and Botswana . Previously, the TV series The Fantastic Journey of the Birds had already been experimented with 3D. The film was shot in high definition 4K .
Web links
- Africa - The Magic Kingdom in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ Certificate of Approval for Africa - The Magical Kingdom . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , January 2015 (PDF; test number: 149 764 K).
- ↑ http://cinemusic.de/2015-25872-afrika-das-magische-koenigreich-3d