Synopsis
Four musical artists provide a soundtrack to images of high mountain peaks, deep rainforests, orcas, humpback whales, and the aurora borealis.
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Synopsis
High mountain peaks rise against the sky in the northern wilds. The film captures the serene beauty of these remote landscapes. Deep green rainforests stretch across the terrain, teeming with life. Orcas and humpback whales interact playfully in the waters. The aurora borealis paints the night sky with vibrant colors. Music from John Serrie, Paul Speer, James Reynolds, and Tangerine Dream accompanies the visuals, creating a rich auditory experience. This 45-minute documentary invites audiences to appreciate the natural wonders of the north.
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Why Watch
- See the stunning aurora borealis in action.
- Meet playful orcas and humpback whales up close.
- Find out about the beauty of high mountain peaks.
Did You Know
- The film features music from four different artists: John Serrie, Paul Speer, James Reynolds, and Tangerine Dream.
- True North has a runtime of 45 minutes.
- The documentary includes scenes of orcas and humpback whales interacting in their natural environment.
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What year was the documentary True North released?
True North was released in 1992.
How long is the documentary True North?
The duration of True North is 45 minutes.
Who composed the music for True North?
Music for True North was composed by John Serrie, Paul Speer, James Reynolds, and Tangerine Dream.
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