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Australia: Land Beyond Time

bigImage It's more like another planet than another country. The land down under is undoubtedly one of the most diverse of all countries. AUSTRALIA: LAND BEYOND TIME, a new large format film from Living Pictures and Houston Museum of Natural Science, explores how life in this rugged, eroded land has adapted and flourished in a largely arid environment. See how the bounding giant red kangaroo has become more efficient than most athletes. And, how plants and animals cooperate to maximize their chance of survival.

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Film Info

Type: Documentary

Release date: May 18, 2002

Run time: 40 minutes

Format: 1570

Genre: Animals/Nature

Director(s): David Flatman

Producer(s): David Flatman

Distributor: Houston Museum of Natural Science

Video Clips

Clips & Trailers:

Australia: Land Beyond Time: Trailer [Real 300 K]

Australia: Land Beyond Time: Trailer [Real 56 K]

Australia: Making Of, Part 2 [Real 300 K]

Australia: Making Of, Part 2 [Real 56 K]

Australia: Survival (Kangaroo) [Real 300 K]

Australia: Survival (Kangaroo) [Real 56 K]

Australia: The Making of [Real 300 K]

Australia: The Making of [Real 56 K]

Australia: World's Largest Salt Lake [Real 300 K]

Australia: World's Largest Salt Lake [Real 56 K]

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Credits

Produced by Living Pictures Party, Ltd, in collaboration with the Houston Museum of Natural Science; the Museum of Science, Boston; Cincinnatti Museum Center; and Museum of Victoria (Australia). Producer/Director: David Flatman. Distributed by Houston Museum of Natural Science. Executive Producer: Houston Museum of Natural Science. Financed by the Australian Film Finance Corporation Limited. Narrator: Alex Scott.