Amazonia

Saï was bred in captivity. After suffering a plane crash, Saï, the little capuchin monkey, and other passengers find themselves stranded, alone, in the vast Amazon Rainforest.

Saï is plunged into his ancestral habitat, which presents a totally new set of challenges: the freedom, the impenetrable green, the abundance of previously unknown plants and fruit, the new predators, crocodiles, boa constrictors, jaguars…

Saï’s only chance of survival is to seek out his own kind and join the capuchin community.

"Amazonia" is the extraordinary journey into the heart of the largest rainforest on the planet, filmed in region that few people have explored. The French director, Thierry Ragobert ("The White Planet") and his team spent two years on site to capture the fantastic scenery and the multitude of species that live there. The documentary 3D footage was then complied and cut to fit Sai’s narrative. The story is a hero’s tale of drama and overcoming challenges. "Amazonia" is a film for the whole family, an ode to the wonder and diversity of the Amazon rainforest with totally unique and beautiful scenes.

A very enjoyable film for the whole family. "Amazonia“ appeals to all senses and emotions and awakens a deep appreciation for the rainforest.

"Amazonia“ is more of a feature film than a documentary. Hence, no journalistic or scientific aspects are to be expected. The film still presents the topic of ecosystems in an appropriate way for children.

"Amazonia“ fascinates its young viewers with unique and high-quality wildlife recordings. Camera work and film editing are moderate, the soundtrack appropriate.

Links & documents

• Official Website
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Attachements

• Educational Material

You can also view it for a fee at:

• Teleclub / Swisscom TV Air
• Videoload
• iTunes
• Amazon
• Maxdome