New Zealand – Land of the Kiwi
4 DVD Pack
LAND OF THE KIWI
New Zealand is so remote, so strange, that the legend that a god fished these islands from the sea could just be true. The wildlife is extraordinary: strange insects; frogs that carry their young; birds that cannot fly - including the national symbol of New Zealand- the kiwi.
HIDDEN NEW ZEALAND
Venture beyond spectacular scenery to discover the hidden treasures of one of the most beautiful countries on earth.
New Zealand’s world-renowned filmmakers bring you unique images of their country’s best-loved places and characters.
Scale inaccessible mountain tops, enter lush rainforests and dive into the mysterious waters of lakes and fiords.
Hidden New Zealand is an engaging journey of wonder and discovery that will appeal to all ages. It is a timeless souvenir of all the special places you’ve been… and the ones you’ve yet to visit.
GHOSTS OF GONDWANA
Science and myth are both in agreement over New Zealand’s old-growth forests – they seem enchanted. Something magical happened to the plants and animals here in the past. Come with us while there is still time, on a journey to a place that a US biologist called 'the nearest thing to life on another planet'. Packed with revelation, innovative camera techniques, and unusual animal behaviour, Ghosts of Gondwana allows us to enter unseen, the extraordinary night-time world of New Zealand’s ancient forests – our remnants of Gondwana.
SECRETS OF NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand's tranquil mountains, rugged coastline and buzzing cities attract millions of visitors each year, and for the four million daring 'kiwis' living in these South Pacific islands the stunning landscape is simply and adventure playground.
But don't be fooled. Beneath this mantle of beauty lie secrets of unimaginable power and destruction. The same natural forces that created the stunning scenery could, and probably will, destroy it again.
Please Note: This is a PAL only title. It is not NTSC compatible. Please see How to Buy for information on which TV system you may be using.
