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自然科学类纪录片,BBC 频道 2005 年出品,是 BBC Natural World 系列其中之一。


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http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0078zqm

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  • 中文系列名:BBC 自然世界

  • 英文片名 :Australia: Taking the Heat

  • 英文系列名:BBC Natural World

  • 电视台 :BBC

  • 地区 :英国

  • 语言 :英语

  • 时间 :约 49 分钟

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :2005

Documentary that looks at how the wildlife of Australia has adapted from living in lush rainforest 20 million years ago to what is now the world’s hottest, driest continent. Red kangaroos must keep on the move, frogs lie dormant for seven years, koalas sleep twenty hours a day, crocodiles can go for two years without food, and Aborigines pass on their secrets of survival by storytelling. Natural World is the BBC Natural History Unit’s longest running series.

It is internationally renowned for bringing exotic wildlife, stunning scenery and breathtaking insights into the world we share. Originally named The World About Us in 1967, the series featured stories from across the globe. The Natural World series was created in 1983 to serve as a platform for in-depth and inspiring films from the world’s wildest places.


自然科学类纪录片,BBC 频道 2012 年出品,是 BBC Natural World 系列其中之一。


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http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01ntt8p

  • 中文片名 :阿Sir的方舟

  • 中文系列名:BBC 自然世界

  • 英文片名 :Attenborough’s Ark

  • 英文系列名:BBC Natural World

  • 电视台 :BBC

  • 地区 :英国

  • 语言 :英语

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :2012

假如你有一隻方舟,你會挑選甚麼動物進去?人們熟知的熊貓、老虎和紅毛猩猩等,都是廣受關注的瀕臨絕種動物,但其實地球上還有更多特別物種瀕臨絕種,需要大家一同拯救。著名的生物學家及自然生態紀錄片製作人David Attenborough在《阿Sir的方舟》內,挑選了十種非常重要卻又鮮為人知的瀕臨絕種動物,如洞螈、溝齒鼩、達爾文蛙等等。這些動物都有奇異的生態和歷史,阿Sir在自然史博物館(The Natural History Museum)中,分享他對動物絕種的看法,並介紹為何他會挑選這十種動物,除了解釋這些動物對大自然的重要性外,他亦分享世界各地的生物學家如何保衛這些動物。


自然科学类纪录片,BBC 频道2007 年出品,是BBC Natural World 系列其中之一。


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http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b007xnvt

  • 中文片名 :野生动物影片百年

  • 中文系列名:BBC 自然世界

  • 英文片名 :100 Years of Wildlife Films

  • 英文系列名:BBC Natural World

  • 电视台 :BBC

  • 地区 :英国

  • 语言 :英语

  • 时间 :约 59 分钟 / EP

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :2007

This new two-hour documentary is the centrepiece in a dazzling wildlife season on BBC Four.

Bill Oddie highlights the passionate, eccentric and pioneering individuals who have often risked life and limb to break new boundaries in wildlife films. He charts the extraordinary changes in technology that have driven the industry forward, and reveals how the last hundred years of wildlife films has as much to do with our social attitudes as it has to do with the animals themselves.

With stunning, exciting and sometimes shocking footage, the documentary explores the changing trends throughout the last century, from shooting animals for fun in the 1930s to campaigning to save them from extinction today. As Oddie says: “To me the ultimate aim, the hope, the prayer behind every wildlife film… it’s to make us care about the natural world and say ‘here’s something we love - we don’t want to lose it’.”

Plus, film-makers explain the challenges that filming animals can pose, we find out more about the pioneers, discover who was first to film underwater - and who narrowly escaped death to get the shots they wanted.

First part focuses on techniques and on the early works of film makers, up to about 1940, when television just became available, but was put on hold because of the war.

Second part moves into television, and touches on changing attitudes towards what is shown in UK and USA, like sex and violence, the killshot.


自然科学类纪录片,BBC 频道 1988 年出品,是 BBC Wildlife 系列其中之一。


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  • 中文片名 :

  • 中文系列名:BBC 野生动物

  • 英文片名 :Oasis

  • 英文系列名:BBC Wildlife

  • 电视台 :BBC

  • 地区 :英国

  • 语言 :英语

  • 时长 :约 29 分钟

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :1988

An oasis is really a ‘desert island’ - an island of fertile irrigated land in a vast sea of desert. Rainwater which fell many hundreds of years ago, now bubbles up to the surface and makes life possible for communities of people and animals alike. Sir David Attenborough narrates a look at the teeming natural life surrounding an oasis.


自然科学类纪录片,BBC 频道 1997 年出品,是 BBC Wildlife 系列其中之一。


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  • 中文片名 :

  • 中文系列名:BBC 野生动物

  • 英文片名 :The Bee Team

  • 英文系列名:BBC Wildlife

  • 电视台 :BBC

  • 地区 :英国

  • 语言 :英语

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :1997

Bee-eaters are one of the most complex societies yet discovered in birds. Sir David Attenborough narrates the story of a team of five birds that join forces to bring up their chicks. Attacks by snakes and mongooses and a terrible food shortage are predictable, but what the Bee Team don’t expect is the devious behaviour of their chicks.


自然科学类纪录片,BBC 频道 1990 年出品,是 BBC Wildlife 系列其中之一。


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http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0077y0r

  • 中文片名 :

  • 中文系列名:BBC 野生动物

  • 英文片名 :Backstreet Bandits

  • 英文系列名:BBC Wildlife

  • 电视台 :BBC

  • 地区 :英国

  • 语言 :英语

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :199

A look at the natural world with presenter Sir David Attenborough. This award- winning film features the raccoons of North America which inhabit back alleys and rooftops. Spectacular footage shows a mother leading her babies down a vertical chimney stack.


社会科学类纪录片,ABC 频道 2010 年出品,是 ABC Foreign Correspondent 系列之一。


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http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2010/s3005778.htm

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  • 中文系列名:

  • 英文片名 :Collision Course

  • 英文系列名:ABC Foreign Correspondent

  • 电视台 :ABC

  • 地区 :澳大利亚

  • 语言 :英语

  • 时长 :约 27 分钟

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :2010

“Mavi Marmara you are approaching an area of hostility! If you ignore this order and attempt to enter the blockaded area the Israeli Navy will be forced to take all necessary measures to enforce this blockade!”

So begins the a tense stand-off 150 kilometres off the coast of Gaza and in the dark hours that followed nine of the ship’s passengers died and many more – including seven Israeli commandos – were injured.

The appalling, bloody and ultimately deadly events in late-May this year this year onboard the Mavi Marmara remain clouded in claim and counter-claim.

The ship’s mission – according to the organisers – was to lead a flotilla sailing a course to and through Israel’s blockade of Gaza, delivering much needed aid but as the erstwhile Turkish cruise-liner bore down on the coast it predictably encountered a naval patrol unwilling to yield passage to the activists.

So what happened next and why did so much seemingly go so wrong?

Collision Course is the most detailed and revealing investigation of the ill fated voyage so far assembled. It sheds a great deal more light on this murky incident. From the BBC’s highly regarded Panorama team, the program features never-before-seen video from on-board the Mavi Marmara, goes inside Israel’s hitherto covert navy teams and hears accounts - never before heard - from those on-board the Mavi Marmara as well as from key Israeli commandos who stormed the vessel.

We learn a great deal more about IHH - the Turkish humanitarian group that organised the voyage - and a lot more about Israel’s preparedness and intelligence.

Were the leaders aboard the Mavi Marmara itching for a showdown as the Israeli’s claim or were they simply defending themselves and their vessel from what Turkey described as an act of piracy?

Collision Course is an important investigative contribution to our understanding of a black moment in recent history.


社会科学类纪录片,ABC 频道 2010 年出品,是 ABC Foreign Correspondent 系列之一。


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http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2010/s3024201.htm

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  • 中文系列名:

  • 英文片名 :Captain Dragan

  • 英文系列名:ABC Foreign Correspondent

  • 电视台 :ABC

  • 地区 :澳大利亚

  • 语言 :英语

  • 时长 :约 28 分钟

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :2010

In a major investigation, Foreign Correspondent has unearthed a dramatic account of the war-time activities of Australia citizen and former Serbian paramilitary commander Dragan Vasiljkovic that goes beyond the borders of Croatia where he’s accused of war crimes.

A Bosnian woman speaks openly for the first time about her treatment at the hands of Vasiljkovic and his men claiming she was systematically abused and raped by the commander.

Vasiljkovic – also known as Daniel Snedden – is currently in Sydney’s Silverwater Prison awaiting final ministerial determination on his extradition to Croatia where a war crimes case is being assembled.

After a series of legal rulings going all the way to the High Court - which cleared the way for his dispatch to Croatia - a decision from Home Affairs Minister Brendan O’Connor is expected soon.

But his many supporters in Australia and Serbia are vowing to fight on and defeat the extradition.

Foreign Correspondent’s assembled a major assessment of the case for and against the man held up by Serbia as a national hero and despised by Croatia as a brutal and callous war criminal.

In her first major interview Vasiljkovic’s Australian wife Nada Lukich-Bruce speaks expansively to reporter Trevor Bormann in passionate defence of the man she first met behind bars. Vasiljkovic’s brother Michael also participates in our program as does a former soldier under Captain Dragan’s command. Her Royal Highness Princess Linda of Serbia tells Bormann how she believes emphatically that he is an honourable soldier deserving of his national hero status and utterly incapable of war crimes.

Conversely, Croatians in Foreign Correspondent’s program paint a starkly different picture.

We hear from police officers who recall their appalling treatment allegedly at the hands of Captain Dragan. The two men recount their ordeal of imprisonment and torture. In the Croatian capital Zagreb, Foreign Correspondent talks to the legal team assembling the case against Vasiljkovic and the former Justice minister who’s been relentlessly pursuing him for trial.

But it’s the account of the Bosnian woman that expands the range of his alleged behaviour – crimes strongly denied by Vasiljkovic and his supporters.


应用科学类纪录片,ABC 频道 2010 年出品,是 ABC Foreign Correspondent 系列之一。


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http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2010/s2965757.htm

  • 中文片名 :

  • 中文系列名:

  • 英文片名 :Bolivia: The Electric Range

  • 英文系列名:ABC Foreign Correspondent

  • 电视台 :ABC

  • 地区 :澳大利亚

  • 语言 :英语

  • 时长 :约 26 分钟

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :2010

From the fossil-fuel fug enveloping Bolivia’s capital La Paz, it takes a diesel-powered four-wheel drive 12 hours – winding through precipitous mountain passes and bumpy back roads - to reach its destination.

But when the Salar de Uyuni finally ranges into view it takes your breath away.

Thousands of square kilometres of white salt - flat as a marble bench and as far as the eye can see.

What you can’t see is the epic wealth lurking below the crust. The world’s biggest reserves of a mysterious, and increasingly valuable metal. Lithium.

Until recently its uses were limited and obscure. Lithium has been used to treat mental illness and to build nuclear weapons. But mobile phones, miniaturisation and now the flight to hybrid and electric vehicles has seen its uses and value soar. Lithium is an important ingredient enabling batteries to store and expel power.

Lithium is really the next oil, the next gold. So it’s amazing what could happen. JUAN CARLOS ZULETA Bolivia’s Mr Lithium

What could happen is a giant missed opportunity.

Bolivia’s socialist leader Evo Morales wants to keep a tight hold on the reserves and harvest the lithium bonanza on his own terms. Bolivian owned and Bolivian operated is the mantra. It’s sprung from a deep suspicion of foreign companies, powerful nations like the USA and Japan and losing out to plunderers through history. But Bolivia remains in a kind of pre-industrial time warp.

“They want us to speed up the handover of lithium and to move faster towards capitalist partnerships But the government’s policy has been determined; we’re going to take our own decisive steps towards the process of industrialising lithium.” JOSE PIMENTEL Bolivian Mines Minister

Mark Corcoran takes us on the ride of a lifetime. From the bizarre and cavernous La Paz to the expansive nowhere of the Salar, 3,700 metres above sea level. The assignment: to see if this economically stunted nation, mired in its past can take a giant leap into the future and out of poverty. Oh, and to take in some awe-inspiring landscapes.


社会科学类纪录片,ABC 频道 2010 年出品,是 ABC Foreign Correspondent 系列之一。


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http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2010/s3030225.htm

  • 中文片名 :

  • 中文系列名:

  • 英文片名 :The Amazon of Asia

  • 英文系列名:ABC Foreign Correspondent

  • 电视台 :ABC

  • 地区 :澳大利亚

  • 语言 :英语

  • 时长 :约 26 分钟

  • 版本 :TV

  • 发行时间 :2010

Giant catfish the size of family refrigerators hide in the depths with 1200 other species of exotic wildlife. Further downstream there are rare and mysterious freshwater dolphins. People frame their lives around what the river can bring - food, jobs, transport … or if you’re a bunch of giggling kids – a skylarking dip in the backyard splash pool.

By the time the Amazon of Asia - the mighty Mekong River - reaches Laos it’s already been put to serious use by the Chinese and now the little landlocked communist nation wants to do the same. Big-time.

“Most of the Lao people in particular those still living in the country are still living under the poverty line. I mean that having income of less than $US2 per day.” XAYPASEUTH PHOMSOUPHA, MINES AND ENERGY DIRECTOR-GENERAL, LAOS

It’s planning to plug in for its part in Asia’s economic boom by building dozens of dams on the Mekong and its tributaries. They’d drive hydro power stations making electricity for export and that that would transform a struggling minnow into The Battery of Asia.

But can the Mekong sustain the scale of the development underway and on the drawing board?

“If I were in Australia I’d say that this is something that I was vehemently against, but when you look at the contribution that this project makes to Lao GDP , for the benefits that come to the local community and the fact that Laos has few natural resources to bring it out of poverty one has to balance these conflicting issue.” STEPHEN DUTHY, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST

There are arguments and imagery familiar to Australians via the Murray/Darling debate – how does a nation aiming to grow, sustainably exploit its natural resources while climate change and the demands of population growth simmer in the background? What will these dams do to the life in, on and around the Mekong and what will be the impact for nations like Thailand and Vietnam further downstream that also depend on the Mekong?

South East Asia Correspondent Zoe Daniel takes a slow boat or three down Laos’ stretch of the meandering Mekong on a stunning journey of discovery. A magnificent wild watercourse that has sustained people for eons, that’s rich in spiritual history but that’s feeling the pressure of development. Will the mighty Mekong be overwhelmed?