David Livingstone: Journey to the Heart of Africa DVD

Kultur International Films / 2006 / DVD

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Follow the extraordinary Scottish missionary, traveler and explorer on his great journey into Africa to discover the Victoria Falls of the Zambesi, Lake Shirwa and Lake Nyasa. The New York Herald sent Henry Morton Stanley to search for Livingstone, paving the way for one of the most famous meetings in history. Running time: 50 minutes.

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Format: DVD
Vendor: Kultur International Films
Publication Date: 2006

ISBN: 0769781098
UPC: 032031702196
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1 Follow the extraordinary Scottish missionary, traveler and explorer on his great journey into Africa to discover the Victoria Falls of the Zambesi, Lake Shirwa and Lake Nyasa. The New York Herald sent Henry Morton Stanley to search for Livingstone, paving the way for one of the most famous meetings in history. Running time: 50 minutes.

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Date:May 11, 2010

Chris Barrett

I ordered this DVD after having read the biography, "David Livingstone, The Pathfinder" published by Heroes of the Faith and A Beka Book. The DVD is nothing more than a documentary, yet the description misleadingly allows one to believe that he or she will view actual footage of African scenery, such as Victoria Falls. The foliage and background is nothing more than fake foliage in a studio. The documentary itself is poor acting and the quality of the disc is low, with background noise about halfway through. There is actually more said about Stanley than about Livingstone. Livingstone is portrayed as more of an explorer than a missionary. This is just not the case. His earnest faith is demonstrated through and through in the biography. I was highly disappointed.