March of the Penguins(2005)
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Documentary capturing the remarkable journey the Emperor penguins of the South Antarctic make every winter.
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Duration77 mins
- Damien, 10
- 8 reviews
This film is a documentary telling the story of the emperor penguins journey across Antarctica to their breeding ground. The environment is harsh and the journey is difficult because they need to travel 70 miles.
I enjoyed the film because it was a documentary telling a true story and the baby penguins were very cute. I enjoyed the way the documentary makers were able to get close up shots of the penguins.
Not all of the penguins survived the journey which made me feel sad. I think my friends would not enjoy the film because of this.
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