A three-part BBC film in the field of natural science, showing landscapes and wildlife of the East African Great Rift Valley. Supporting the diversity of wild life, fauna and different habitats, Rift Valley became the basis for some very important ecosystems in Africa. The film shows the formation of the valley 30 million years ago, especially highlighting the many creatures, evolving and adapting to life in this unique place. The film includes a series of “Fire”, “Water” and “Grass.”

Title: The Great Rift: Africa’s Wild Heart
Original title: Great Rift: Africa’s Wild Heart
Released: 2010
Genre: Documentary
Directed by: Nick Smith Baker
Cast: Hugh Quarshie

Sound: Sound: Ham, odnogolosoe – 1001Sinema
Scientific adviser: Andrew Polstyanoy.
Translation: Alexander Krivtsov.
Narrated by: Trinitron1001.
Editing and Sound Mixing: Trinitron1001

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