Bird Songs from Amazonia
Synopsis
A biologist from London goes to Amazonia to study the local flora. There she meets three other scientists from different nationalities and backgrounds. They advise her not to go near the Autana, a mountain regarded sacred by the local tribes, without a guide. She will do exactly the contrary.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Harry Bracho
- Screenplay & Story
- Harry Bracho
- Original Title
- Bird Songs from Amazonia
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom, Venezuela
- Spoken Languages
- English, Spanish
- Runtime
- 25m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Harry Bracho
Harry Bracho
Álvaro Gago
Jacqueline Mora, Georgette Bulgaris
Department Leadership Roster
Angélica Gómez-Castro
Costume Design
Angélica Gómez-Castro
Production Design
Giselle Parra
Production Design
Giselle Parra
Costume Design
Álvaro Gago
Editor
Georgette Bulgaris
Producer
Harry Bracho
Screenplay
Harry Bracho
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Bird Songs from Amazonia
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Bird Songs from Amazonia about?
A biologist from London goes to Amazonia to study the local flora. There she meets three other scientists from different nationalities and backgrounds. They advise her not to go near the Autana, a mountain regarded sacred by the local tribes, without a guide. She will do exactly the contrary.
Who directed Bird Songs from Amazonia?
Bird Songs from Amazonia was directed by Harry Bracho.
Who stars in Bird Songs from Amazonia?
The principal cast of Bird Songs from Amazonia includes Sarine Sofair, Mariaca Semprún, Mauricio Fallini, Pavel Roschupkin, Alberto Arana.
When was Bird Songs from Amazonia released and how long is it?
Bird Songs from Amazonia was released in 2016 with a total runtime of 25m.