Serengeti Symphony

Serengeti Symphony (1998)

Serengeti Symphony is a breathtaking look at the astounding landscape and exotic animals that make up the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. The film accounts the daily lives and intricacies of animals such as giraffe, flamingos, leopards and cheetahs, each vivid scene flawlessly paired with a musical score written by Laurens van Rooyen. Serengeti Symphony brings the beauty of Africa to life like never before, with close up colourful images of the terrain and unimaginable glimpses of the wildlife, allowing the true character of the landscape, and the grace and spirit of every animal, to shine through.

Date of release
1998-10-07
TMDB
8.0 / 10 (3)
Runtime
1h 22m
Genres
Documentary, Music
Director
Hugo van Lawick

Interesting facts

Serengeti Symphony is a 1998 Dutch nature documentary film directed by Hugo van Lawick. The film focuses on animal life in the Serengeti in Tanzania. The film lacks narration except for the beginning and ending portions, instead relying on arrangements of classical music by composers such as Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Claude Debussy, and Modest Mussorgsky. The film is shot in Serengeti National Park.

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