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What is Bonanza about?
Bonanza is a documentary. A white-bearded snake and bird catcher lives in a scrap yard and zoo just outside Buenos Aires. Ulises Rosell's 2001 documentary, Bonanza, follows his daily routines and the challenges of maintaining his unconventional sanctuary. The film captures his interactions with various creatures, revealing the bond he shares with them. Through vivid imagery, it presents a unique perspective on urban wildlife and the eccentric lifestyle of its caretaker, set against the backdrop of a bustling city.
When was Bonanza released?
Bonanza was released in 2001.
How long is Bonanza?
Bonanza has a runtime of 80 minutes.
What genre is Bonanza?
Bonanza is classified as Culture, Nature.
What topics does Bonanza cover?
Bonanza explores topics including urban-wildlife.