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Akbar's Cheetah

Synopsis

The Emperor Akbar breeds animals in captivity, to honour his first born son. His unsettled cheetah fails to breed. Akbar experiments with the enclosures he has built for his collection in order to induce the cheetahs to mate. After many frustrated attempts, Akbar gains a greater understanding.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Iain Gardner
Original Score
Nicholas Hooper
Original Title
Akbar's Cheetah
Spoken Languages
No Language
Runtime
6m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Iain Gardner

Original Score & Music

Nicholas Hooper

Film Editing

Stuart Parmenter

Producers

Ian McCue

Department Leadership Roster

Iain Gardner

Director

Ian McCue

Producer

Stuart Parmenter

Editor

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Frequently Asked Questions About Akbar's Cheetah

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Akbar's Cheetah about?

The Emperor Akbar breeds animals in captivity, to honour his first born son. His unsettled cheetah fails to breed. Akbar experiments with the enclosures he has built for his collection in order to induce the cheetahs to mate. After many frustrated attempts, Akbar gains a greater understanding.

Who directed Akbar's Cheetah?

Akbar's Cheetah was directed by Iain Gardner.

Who stars in Akbar's Cheetah?

The principal cast of Akbar's Cheetah includes Not specified.

When was Akbar's Cheetah released and how long is it?

Akbar's Cheetah was released in 1999 with a total runtime of 6m.

Who composed the musical score for Akbar's Cheetah?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Akbar's Cheetah was composed by Nicholas Hooper.