Килиманджаро (2013)

1914 год, Восточная Африка. Пропахший джином капитан Чарли приплывает на своем пароходике в деревню, где находится христианская миссия преподобного Сэмюэла и его незамужней сестры Розы, которые среди диких африканских джунглей ведут себя так, будто по-прежнему находятся в старой доброй Англии. Но война докатывается и до Африки. Ворвавшиеся в миссию немецкие солдаты убивают Сэмюэла, а Розе приходится бежать вместе с Чарли. Беспрерывно ссорясь друг с другом, чопорная миссионерка и бесшабашный капитан плывут по реке навстречу опасным и романтическим приключениям…

Созерцая великую Африканскую вершину, писатель Гарри Смит окружен своими воспоминаниями о прожитой жизни, ведь он понимает, что он ранен в ногу и его рана смертельна. Гангрена. Перед глазами героя проходят образы прошлых лет, возвращая его то к воспоминаниям о войне, то в знойную Испанию, где он встретил свою истинную любовь Синтию Грин. После ее трагической гибели он потерял интерес к жизни. В поисках сюжетов для своих книг, он путешествует по миру в сопровождении своей жены Элен. И вот он пришел к подножию Килиманджаро. Африканская саванна встретила его грандиозными ландшафтами с безмятежно пасущимися стадами животных. Но размышления героя, стоящего на пороге смерти, о вечном: — всегда ли он делал добро людям? Не был ли он с ними жесток? Был ли в его жизни смысл? Не зря ли он существовал на земле?

Одно озеро, миллионы птиц, невероятная история. Путешествие к отдаленному берегу озера Натрон на северной Танзании. Таинственная жизнь фламинго с высоты птичьего полета. В отдаленном и забытом уголке дикой природы Вам откроется одна из последних великих тайн: рождение, жизнь и смерть миллионов фламинго с пурпурными крыльями. На фоне драматических пейзажей, которые еще никто никогда не снимал, эти скрытные птицы борются за выживание. «Пурпурное крыло» - это визуально ошеломляющее путешествие в мир фламинго.

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Главный герой фильма очень импульсивен. Это все от переизбытка жизненной энергии, − говорит он. Впрочем, его девушка так не считает, поэтому-то и разрывает с ним довольно продолжительные отношения. Чтобы отвлечься от дурных мыслей, он решает отправиться в путешествие. Определиться с пунктом назначения ему помогла телепередача, и теперь герой готовится к одиночному штурму Килиманджаро.

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