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For those who are interested (mostly German speaking people I guess):

A Guyanese-German team made a documentary film on the nature along the Essequibo river, the largest river in Guyana. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essequibo_River

There will be a replay of all the five parts (5x45 minutes) on ARTE TV channel next weekend.

http://www.arte.tv/guide/de/043223-001/ ... equibo-1-5
http://www.arte.tv/guide/de/043223-002/ ... equibo-2-5
http://www.arte.tv/guide/de/043223-003/ ... equibo-3-5
http://www.arte.tv/guide/de/043223-004/ ... equibo-4-5
http://www.arte.tv/guide/de/043223-005/ ... equibo-5-5

There's also a french version "Expédition aux sources de l'Essequibo", but I don't know when this will be broadcasted.

I saw the third part yesterday. It's very well done, but a little bit too histrionic in my opinion.

PS: There are two more replays in February (see links above).

Not available in Finland :/

The videos in the links are not (yet?) available in Switzerland, too. Just wanted to show when it will be broadcasted on TV.

Thomas Reich wrote:The videos in the links are not (yet?) available in Switzerland, too. Just wanted to show when it will be broadcasted on TV.

Let us know when it comes out. One can always use proxies

http://www.arte.tv/guide/de/043223-005/zu-den-quellen-des-essequibo-5-5
part 5 of 5:
Friday, 07. February um 19:30 Uhr (44 Min.)
repeat on sunday, 09.02. um 14:35 Uhr

SImply WOW! Jaguar and puma!! I am jealous!

Ronald Zimmerman wrote:SImply WOW! Jaguar and puma!! I am jealous!

Mainly late.

Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:

Ronald Zimmerman wrote:SImply WOW! Jaguar and puma!! I am jealous!

Mainly late.

Some call it late, some call it self control

Ronald Zimmerman wrote:

Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:

Ronald Zimmerman wrote:SImply WOW! Jaguar and puma!! I am jealous!

Mainly late.

Some call it late, some call it self control