El Desierto Vivo

Name: The Living Desert
Genre: Familia, Documental
Duration: 1 h 9 min
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Winston Hibler

Título original: The Living Desert

1953
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1h 9min

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Animal Adventure Nature Documentary Documentary Family

Esta aventura de la vida real muestra el desierto lleno de vida.Esta aventura de la vida real muestra el desierto lleno de vida.Esta aventura de la vida real muestra el desierto lleno de vida.

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 7 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

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When originally released to theaters in 1953, this 69-minute feature film was double billed with Walt Disney's 21-minute cartoon short Franklin y yo (1953), as a 90-minute package deal. This and "Ben and Me" were the first to be released by Buena Vista Film Distribution Company (now Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures). RKO Radio Pictures continued to distribute Disney's cartoons until 1956; they would shut down a year later.

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Edited into The Best of Walt Disney's True-Life Adventures (1975)

1953 Oscar winner for Best Documentary prompts the question, "Why don't they even make documentaries like this anymore?"...yet, the advent of the success of "March of the Penguins" proves that perhaps they do. This live-action film from the Disney studios details the lives of the animals and insects that fill up America's Southwest desert region. Some of the footage is manipulated for a jokey effect, but why complain when it is such a beautifully assembled picture? Colorful and entertaining, it's the perfect primer for children. Disney continued in this True-Life vein with "The Vanishing Prairie" in 1954. Very lovely, with a terrific background score and narration. Classic Disney.