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Videotapes - Marine Mammals



For The Love of Dolphins

For The Love Of Dolphins

Written and directed by Patricia Sims this one hour television documentary examines dolphin communication research, human-dolphin encounters in the wild, and dolphins in captivity. Hosted by Robert Hunter, Greenpeace co-founder. This program has aired on CityTV, CBC, Discovery Channel and has earned the Bronze Apple Award at the U.S. National Educational Film and Video Festival, and a Gabriel Award Certificate of Merit (U.S).

For inquiries please contact ps@canaz.com or visit www.canaz.com

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Oceania: The Human Dolphin Connection

Oceania: The Human Dolphin Connection

A message of freedom, fun, friendship, healing, co-operation and evoluiton. This video is a culmination of 8 years of adventure by this pioneer of waterbirth and infant wim programs. Exploring the oceans of the world in the USSR, USA, UK, Italy, New Zealand & Australia, we meet people who have been profoundly changed by their dolphin encounters. This includes atomic scientist, deep sea diver, 'Flippers' trainer, a psychologist working with autistic children, mentally disturbed people who recover after interacting with the dolphins waterbabies and their parents. (1987) NTSC & PAL available. (48 mins.)

To order email: Estelle Myer

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Tales of Whales and Sails

Tales of Whales and Sails
(Hanging Out With Humpback Whales)

'Dolphinicity' is the magic beyond synchronicity which is more than co-incidence. "Tales of Whales and Sales" was filmed by NRTV news crew on board a square rig sailing vessel during an annual expidition of the Oceania Project. Featuring Trish & Wally Franklin, this video captures the joy of the expedition when strangers meet and bond at sea, becoming one with each other in a few days after witnessing these magical encounters from the deep.

To order email: Estelle Myer

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