Jane goodall documentary trailer

Jane goodall documentary

With more than 26 books to her credit (see Solidarity Articles page), countless scientific articles, and more than 20 film and television productions, not to mention thousands of interviews and articles about her, her work has been fundamental not only in disseminating knowledge about chimpanzees and other species, but also in generating empathy and strengthening their protection and that of their ecosystems, as well as inviting us to reflect on our own species and promote a more sustainable lifestyle in our societies. She has been considered one of the most influential women scientists of the 20th century. The documentary about her life and work, “Jane’s Journey”, has won the “Best Green Film” award at the GreenFilmFest in Berlin, and was shortlisted among the 2012 Oscar nominees for Best Documentary. Its trailer can be seen here:

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Last March 13 National Geographic invited us to the special screening of the documentary “JANE”, a biography of Jane Goodall, directed by Brett Morgan and nominated for Best Documentary at the Golden Globes and BAFTA. Winner of the “Best Documentary” award at the National Board of Review, among others.

Jane Goodall is a biologist specializing in primates who became famous for her research on chimpanzees. With more than 100 hours of never-before-seen footage, National Geographic presents this documentary to tell the story of Jane, whose scientific work challenged a male-dominated world and revolutionized theories of evolution. The film focuses on Jane’s early explorations, her fieldwork and her relationship with Hugo van Lawick, her cameraman and husband.

Throughout the documentary we meet Jane and witness her progressive discoveries, but also her personal life, how she falls in love with Hugo, the birth of her son Hugo Eric Louis Van Lawick, the sacrifices she makes for her career and her passion for animals.

Jane goodall film

Earth Day is commemorated every April 22 to raise awareness among citizens around the world of the importance of taking action to protect the planet’s biodiversity, reduce pollution and promote a balance that ensures the survival of the environment and all species. On its 50th anniversary, Earth Day is celebrated under the theme “Climate Action”, as climate change represents the greatest challenge for the future of humanity and all other species.

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Jane Goodall is an exceptional woman. As a scientist she revolutionized chimpanzee research methods, especially at a time when science was controlled by men and their ways. But Jane said no. She changed things and from her, the nature of these animals was finally understood. Today, National Geographic decided to tell her life story in a documentary that will be aired this Sunday, March 11.

Jane is a journey through the story of a woman who was able to succeed in a field dominated by men. What was her revolution? She personalized her research and formed an emotional bond with the chimpanzees of Gombe, Nigeria. Janes gained the trust of these animals and only then did she discover that they are highly intelligent, social creatures capable of using tools to obtain food.

Set to music by legendary composer Phillip Glass and produced by Bryan Burk (Star Wars: The Force Awakens), the project presents a never-before-seen side of Jane, focusing on her early travels to Africa, her initial interaction with the chimpanzees and the social and scientific impact of her work.