Place Called Okavango DVD

So This is Africa - What Price Progress.

Shot in Botswana, Zimbabwe and Namibia, Okavango combines the family struggle of Little House on the Prairie with the expansive optimism of Born Free. It offers gripping entertainment charged with emotion and brimming with discoveries for adults and kids alike - all underscored by social and environmental themes.

So This is Africa: The McKenzies arrive in Africa for a short stay to resolve the affairs of a dead Uncle (Eddie Albert) only to discover they have inherited a struggling game preserve and the Uncle's last wish was that they stay and run it.

What Price Progress: When the government begins construction on a new asphalt road through the middle of an ancient tribal burial ground, Jack is dragged into a conflict that pits ancient culture against the march of progress.

This DVD includes the first four episodes of Okavango: The Wild Frontier!

Editor's Note

This provocative drama centers on a ranch in Africa. An American family has inherited the ranch, but they soon discover that it's hot property, and a devious adventurer attempts to take it from them. Their action-filled battle to keep the place results.

Features

DVD, Widescreen, No Longer Produced

Technical Info

Release Information
	Studio: Koch International
	Release Date: 10/23/2007
	Running Time: 120 minutes
	Original Release Date: 2001
	Catalog ID: 3661
	UPC: 00016226366127
	Number of Discs: 1
Audio & Video
	Original Language: English
	Available Audio Tracks: English
	Video: Color
Aspect Ratio
	Standard 1.33:1 [4:3]

Cast & Crew

	Lance Scott
	Michele Scarabelli
	Steve Kanaly
	Wayne Crawford
	Barrie Saint Clair - Producer
	Joel Levine - Executive Producer
	Mark Roper - Director
	Michael B. Druxman, et. al. - Writer

BloomReach Content

Place Called Okavango (2001)

Product Details:

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