The Flight of the Condor: Ice, Wind & Fire

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The Flight of the condor : a wildlife exploration of the Andes

3 videocassettes (approximately 60 min. each) : 1/2 in (1st videocassette)

A co-production of WNET and BBC-TV

pt. 1. Ice, wind & fire -- pt. 2. Ocean, desert & thin air -- pt. 3. Down the Amazon

For BBC-TV, writer/producer, Michael Andrews ; For WNET, series producer/director, David Heeley ; executive producer, George Page

George Page

Donald Johanson

Following the path of the condor, whose ten-foot wingspan enables it to soar effortlessly over the peaks of the Andes mountains, this film starts at the storm beaten rocks of Cape Horn at the southern tip of South America and journeys north to the highest peak in the Americas - Aconcagua. Along the way, we see exotic animals and birds such as the penguin, hummingbird, sea otter, guanaco, ostrich-like rhea, and puma.

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WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.), British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service., Donald Johansen, Films Incorporated, George Page, Michael Alford Andrews

Language

English

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