Aldabra: Byl jednou jeden ostrov
Juonikuvaukset(1)
Join us on an adventurous 3D expedition to the shores of a mysterious island lost in the waters of the Indian Ocean. To an atoll which has stubbornly rejected human life yet is home to a community of exotic animal characters and their entertaining tales. Cross your fingers as turtle hatchlings tumble into lethal shallows teeming with hungry sharks. Gaze in wonder at the world´s largest terrestrial crabs clambering up palm trees in search of juicy coconuts. Hold your breath in awe as a giant grouper fearlessly guards an ancient shipwreck against all comers. Discover how the giant 200 kilo prehistoric tortoises live. Explore an island which has risen from the sea only to be engulfed once again by ocean currents and rising seas. Discover Aldabra before it sinks! (jakelijan virallinen teksti)
(lisää)Arvostelut (2)
I was really happy to see that a nice and quality documentary about animals, which Aldabra definitely is, can be produced in the Czech Republic. From a technical point of view the film is very well made, although it was obvious at first glance when the resulting visuals got some help from computers. Story-wise, Aldabra is primarily intended for children, hence the simply delivered commentary, which, while it may get on some people's nerves, didn't bother me at all. A nice and informative surprise in the form of a visually appealing excursion to exotic landscapes.
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I can't help it, but that commentary just didn't entertain me. It's evident that it's aimed a lot at children. Oldřich Kaiser is trying, but for me, it somewhat detracted from the experience of those beautiful shots captured by Lichtag on Aldabra Island. I wasn't too impressed with the opening, but after that, it was simply beautiful. Nature is breathtaking.
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