Alaska: Spirit of the Wild

The short movie is a documentary of the wilderness and open space in majestic Alaska. It was directed and produced by George Casey. I t was also produced by Paul Novros. The screenwriter was Mose Richards and narrated by actor Charlton Heston. The documentary has the rating for a general audience. The main features of the documentary of wildlife included technology to take underwater photography of the biggest mammals on earth the whale. The filming technique shows the beautiful, vast landscape that has not been touched by human beings. The aerial photography shots are amazing as they show the importance of helping the animal life stay protected in National Parks. The filming of seals, wolves, moose, caribou, Kodiak and other species of bears in their natural habitat gives the audience a true sense of being right there in Alaska. The filming was done on location in Alaska and distributed by the Houston Museum of Natural Science.

Alaska: Spirit of the Wild is a 1997 documentary with a runtime of 40 minutes. It has received poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 7.1.

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