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Unveil nature’s mysteries and experience a cinematic journey from director Louie Schwartzberg. This popular Netflix series will open your eyes and your heart to celebrate the diversity of nature. See the elegance of a flower coming to life, the power of the ocean, the mesmerizing desert night sky, and the gentle giants in the deep forests. We are all connected. Changing your perspective, can change your LIFE. Now avaliable on DVD and Blu-ray at MovingArt.com.
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