Gremlins Faces in the Forest
Deep in the Amazon rainforest lives a family of tiny primates so small that they fit in the palm of your hand. These little monkeys live alongside an isolated tribe of forest people in Brazil, the Satare Maues Indians, and although the seclusion of both communities keeps their secrets from the outside world, they know each other well 1 videodisc (approximately 60 min.) : 4 3/4 in DVD-R, NTSC Scientific advisor, Marc van Roosmalen ; for Nature: host, George Page ; narrator, Keith David For Survival Anglia: editor, Mark Anderson ; music, Anthony Phillips, Joji Hirota; for Nature: editor, Patrick Gambuti, Jr The Anglia production was broadcast in 1997 on ITV; the Nature production aired in 1998
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- Nick Gordon (Television producer) (Screenwriter) (Director of photography.), Hildy Rubin (Screenwriter), Jessica Siegel (Television producer), Marc G M van Roosmalen (On-screen participant.), WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.) (Production company), Survival Anglia Ltd. (Production company)
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