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Product Details
Eye of the Leopard takes viewers on an enthralling journey deep into the rarely seen lives of leopards. It is a journey of birth, life and death as a mother leopard and her first surviving cub of six, fight off marauding baboons and elude scavenging hyenas in a constant struggle for survival. This 90 minute cinematographic experience is brought to life by Dereck and Beverly Joubert, the award-winning husband-and-wife filmmakers of Eternal Enemies and is narrated by Oscar winner Jeremy Irons.
Product Reviews
 (5 stars) - The most Touching and Poetic Documentary
One of the most touching, poetic and moving documentaries I have ever seen on a feline. Beautifully written, amazing narraration, captivating images and shots, this documentary is like a movie, delineating beautiful emotions like innate maternal instincts, grief, emotional resilience, letting go, moving on. I can watch it over and over again and still get choked up with tears in various scenes. I really do believe Lagadema was a special leopard, with a very different soul than the rest. I own many documentaries on wildlife, but nothing comes close to this one.
(5 stars) - National Geographic at the top of their game
This was absolutely incredible. Not much in the way of extras but this program was more than fulfilling at 90 mins runtime. Basically it is the story of a young female leopard growing up with and without her guardian mom. I would say squeamish would not like this. They basically showed many types of prey being captured and the dynamics of the terrain with the interaction of other animals . Thus there were bits and pieces of other animals capturing prey as well. The limber of the leopards was just fascinating to watch. This was not hi def or blu ray , but the footage was just a tad below. Simply an awesome show and well worth the money.
(5 stars) - Eye of Leopard-- ligthning great!
This documentary is a brilliant piece of work from the world's best wildlife film makers, Derrick and Beverly Joubert. I first saw clips of this documentary on youtube and instantly i knew i had to have it on my shelve. This dvd is great. Please don't hesitate to buy it. It's worth your money.National Geographic - Eye of the Leopard
(5 stars) - Exceptional Cat Documentary, Unique!
Narrated by Jeremy Irons, this documentary follows the life of Lakadima from her birth to 3 years old and includes incredible footage of her childhood, playing with her mother, her cradling a baboon baby as if it were own cub, chasing squirrels from branch to branch, killing an adult male impala for the first time, and her break with her mother. This all comes with truly outstanding images of the cats and their background habitat. As a fan of big cat documentaries and nature programs in general, this is truly the greatest of them all to date in my humble opinion. Amazing!
(5 stars) - Excellent
My husband and I were at Mombo Camp in Botswana. Our guide had recommended the Eye of the Leopard to us. It certainly did not let us down. We were lucky to see a Leopard up close and we were in awe of her beauty. Her cubs were being kept in a tree trunk just like shown in the video. Now when I hear of people spending thousands of dollars to go on big game hunts I am sickened. The animals unlike humans only kill to eat and feed their young.
Kathy
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