Coming-of-age story of a young kangaroo joey called Mala, learning what it takes to survive her incredible first year. Only one in five joeys make it to their first birthday. Mala's greatest enemy is the dingo pack that stalks her family.
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Cast
Kylie Stott
Director
Sarah Snook
Self - Narrator
Phil Lott
Writer
Ari Mark
Writer
Tab Murphy
Writer
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I enjoyed the documentary till the last shot. Amazing cinematography. Fantastic narration. The music and the editing -- really masterful. I highly recommend this documentary for watching. This film magnificently portrays the magical valley in Australia. There are a lot to learn about the animals, their behavior, the hunting tactics and the survival skills. Loved the dramatic beginning and the song at the end. Kangaroos are really amazing! Apart from Kangaroos, this documentary shows many other Australian animals I have never seen before. Hats off.to the documentary makers including the director, the photographers, editors and all other cast and crew. WOW!
What a treat this documentary is! Kangaroo Valley is the story of Mala, a joey, and the first year of her life in Kangaroo Valley aka the Namadgi National Park in the southern part of the Australian Capital Territory, trying to stay one step ahead of the kangaroo's greatest enemy: the dingo (Inset Azaria Chamberlain joke here). The scenery is stunning - I will never get tired of seeing the granite tors and rugged ridges of the Namadgi from above - and the Australian animals are plentiful - possums, wombats, platypus' and sugar gliders, to name just a few; special shout-out to Warren the Wombat - and brilliantly presented in HD. Not sure we have seen the unique creatures so well captured. Netflix has done a great job on this documentary, narrated by Sarah Snook.
