Disneynature and the filmmakers of Born in China (2016) bring you on location to some of the world's most remote wildlands within the Chinese frontier.
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Title: Expedition China (2017)
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Jacky Poon | ... | Self |
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Disneynature invites you on location in some of the world's most remote wildlands with the filmmakers of Born in China. The team traveled great distances, climbed to extreme altitudes and endured brutal conditions to capture tender and exciting moments in the families of pandas, red-crowned cranes, golden monkeys and chiru. Featuring sequences from the film, never-before-seen footage and crew members' stories - share the production's challenges and victories...and a glimpse behind the scenes of a True-Life Adventure.
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3/15/18. You will appreciate all nature documentaries after watching this. So much work and effort goes into the filming of these rarely seen outside of China animals in their natural habitat. What a joy to watch! I just loved when those monkeys just walked on their hind legs like humans near the end of this wonderful documentary. Maggie Q did a fantastic job narrating this. Definitely catch this one!