8 Responses to “Interactive Map: Filmmakers’ Field Notes”
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hi um i think that this is very interesting to have this map on this awesome website and i think if you look at this map you will learn something like i did because if you don’t you don’t know what you are missing on learning about!!
Excellent film. Didn’t know the Eland had it so rough. Also the interview and interactive by the film makers is a very nice touch. All in all, I was impressed.
Thanks for producing it and thanks to PBS for airing it. I watched it on my MAC online.
I can’t make out the local names as to where on the South African state is this place call Drakensburg.
Why doesn’t it show the full South African part of the Continent.
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great show. i am interested in knowing the names of the musicians in this show……native musicians and i cannot get this information from the credits……these musicians should be known so that the world can appreciate what they do….
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