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Africa - Part I - From Morocco to Kilimanjaro 1952

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Title: Africa - Part I - From Morocco to Kilimanjaro
Genre: Documentary
Country: Czechoslovakia
Studio: Studio populárně vědeckých a naučných filmů Gottwaldov
Cast: Jiří Hanzelka, Miroslav Zikmund, Felix le Breux, Karel Pech, Jaromír Spal
Crew: Zdeněk Liška (Music), František Škapa (Camera Operator), Jaroslav Novotný (Camera Operator), Zdeněk Hrubec (Camera Operator), Zdeněk Stehlík (Editor), Josef Zavadil (Sound)
Keyword: travel

Overview:The feature-length film by engineers J. Hanzelka and M. Zikmund captures how the two travelers prepared for their first trip around the world and in documentary footage describes their experiences from the first half of the trip through Africa. You will see for yourself what obstacles they had to overcome on the ravaged roads of Abyssinia and in what danger the fate of the expedition was during the daring passage through the Nubian desert. The film culminates with an ascent to the highest mountain in Africa, the extinct volcano Kilimanjaro, whose peak is covered in ice all year round.

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Release: Jun 12, 1952 Runtime: 104 minutes Quality: HD IMDb: 3 / 10 by 1 users Popularity: 0.0143 Budget: $0 Revenue: $0 Language: Český

Africa - Part I - From Morocco to Kilimanjaro

Africa - Part I - From Morocco to Kilimanjaro 1952

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