Serengeti darf nicht sterben

Serengeti darf nicht sterben

BR Deutschland 1958/1959, Dokumentarfilm

Synopsis

Serengeti darf nicht sterben

Serengeti darf nicht sterben was the first German documentary film to ever receive the most sought after trophy of Hollywood as well as many other awards.

The film not only shows the beauty and wildness of Serengeti, but it also serves as a passionate plea for the establishment and preservation of the Serengeti National Park, promoting the establishment of national park borders which are compatible to animal migration and not deliberately set by man.

Source: German films Service & Marketing GmbH

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Credits

All Credits

Director:Michael Grzimek, Bernhard Grzimek
Director of photography:Michael Grzimek
2nd Camera unit:Richard Graf, Hermann Gimbel, Alan Root
Drawings:Atelier H. Koch (Zeichentricks)
Editing:Klaus Dudenhöfer
Sound mixer:Real-Film, Hamburg
Music:Wolfgang Zeller
Voice:Holger Hagen, Bernhard Grzimek
Production company:Okapia-Film GmbH (Frankfurt/Main)
Producer:Bernhard Grzimek
Shoot:: Serengeti Plain, Tanzania
Original distributor:Europa-Filmverleih GmbH (Hamburg)
Original video distributor:Concorde Video GmbH (München)
Length:2304 m, 84 min
Format:35mm, 1:1,33
Picture/Sound:Eastmancolor, Mono
Rating:FSK-Prüfung (DE): 04.06.1959, 19854, ab 6 Jahre / feiertagsfrei
Screening:Uraufführung (DE): 25.06.1959, Berlin, Ufa-Pavillon;
Veröffentlichung: 01.1992, Video

Titles

Originaltitel (DE) Serengeti darf nicht sterben

Versions

Original

Length:2304 m, 84 min
Format:35mm, 1:1,33
Picture/Sound:Eastmancolor, Mono
Rating:FSK-Prüfung (DE): 04.06.1959, 19854, ab 6 Jahre / feiertagsfrei
Screening:Uraufführung (DE): 25.06.1959, Berlin, Ufa-Pavillon;
Veröffentlichung: 01.1992, Video
 

Awards

Deutscher Filmpreis 1960
Filmband in Silber, Nächstbester abendfüllender Dokumentarfilm
 
Academy Awards 1960
Oscar für den besten fremdsprachigen Film