Description
Papua New Guinea is the most mysterious and anthropologically diverse island/country in the world that hosts one of the widest diversities of marine life.
Synopsis
The Sepik river is known as a living anthropological museum. Local tribes remain immensely proud of their crocodile cult, only practiced today in a few villages. The atmosphere in Marab, a village hidden deep in the wild, is bursting with raw human spirit – the air is full of ancient mystery and the power of hypnotizing drums is palpable. At the same time, while swimming with sharks, turtles and other fascinating underwater creatures we discover coral reefs in one of the widest diversities of marine life in the world.
Country: Czech Republic
Duration: 52′
Year of Production: 2015
Director: Libor Spacek
Producer: Petra Dolezalova
Language: English
IMDB: https://pro.imdb.com/title/tt12306308
Available Territories: Worldwide excluding the Czech Republic
Festivals:
Silver Award, category TV Reports, Baku International Tourism Film Festival, Azerbaijan
Best Film Nomination Grand Prix, Comité Int’l des Festivals du Film Touristique, Vienna, Austria
2nd Prize, category Ecology & Biodiversity, International film festival ART&TUR, Porto, Portugal
Special Mention, Tourfilm, Karlovy Vary, Carlsbad, Czech Republic
Best Film Golden Wave, category Ecology, International film festival Silafest, Veliko Gradiste, Serbia
2nd Prize, category Best film up to 60 minutes, Zagreb Tourfilm Festival, Zagreb, Croatia
Silver Screen, category Tourism Films, US International Film & Video Festival Award, Los Angeles, USA
