

Nile
The Nile River, revered by ancient Egyptians and explored by Victorian adventurers, supports diverse ecosystems across Africa's varied landscapes.
Synopsis
The Nile River, revered by ancient Egyptians and explored by Victorian adventurers, supports diverse ecosystems across Africa's varied landscapes.
Synopsis
The Nile River flows through diverse environments in Africa, including mountains, jungles, marshes, and deserts. Ancient Egyptians regarded the river as a divine gift. Victorian explorers faced severe challenges in their quest to find the river's source. This documentary covers the river's physical features and the unique ecosystems it supports, revealing its significance to the regions it traverses. Directed by Martha Holmes, it runs for 147 minutes and was released in 2004.
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