

Zambezi: Force of Life
Synopsis
The Zambezi river is the fourth-longest river in Africa, flowing from the heart of Zambia all the way to the Indian Ocean. Along the way, we discover the breathtaking wildlife that call the river home, including hippos and crocodiles. As we follow the course of this infamous river, even more diverse wildlife is revealed along its shores. With danger at every turn, this is Zambezi!
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Rudolf Lammers
- Original Title
- Zambezi: Force of Life
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 50m
- Production Studios
- MagellanTV
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rudolf Lammers
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Rudolf Lammers
Director
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What is Zambezi: Force of Life about?
The Zambezi river is the fourth-longest river in Africa, flowing from the heart of Zambia all the way to the Indian Ocean. Along the way, we discover the breathtaking wildlife that call the river home, including hippos and crocodiles. As we follow the course of this infamous river, even more diverse wildlife is revealed along its shores. With danger at every turn, this is Zambezi!
Who directed Zambezi: Force of Life?
Zambezi: Force of Life was directed by Rudolf Lammers.
Who stars in Zambezi: Force of Life?
The principal cast of Zambezi: Force of Life includes Not specified.
When was Zambezi: Force of Life released and how long is it?
Zambezi: Force of Life was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 50m.
































