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Arabia: Sand, Sea & Sky: Eye of the Camel  (1989)

Michael Mckinnon at Wildscreen, 1990

The Rub Al Khali Desert in southern Arabia is the largest continuous sand desert on Earth.  By accompanying a family of Al Murrah Bedouin and their camels on their annual migration across the Rub Al Khali, we are able to examine not only the unique adaptations and strategies of survival employed by camels, gazelle and other desert life, but also the implications for all wildlife of the profound effects that the age of oil has brought to the central Arabian deserts.

Winner of a Wildscreen "Special Award" at the "Panda" awards ceremony held in Bristol, UK, 1990

Film credits

Dubbing: Trevor Barber
Narrator: Richard Kiley
Producer: Michael McKinnon
Director: Michael McKinnon
Camera: John Bulmer
Sound: Henry Barley
Sound: Robert Boyle
Music: Robert Boyle
Editor: John Hackney
Script: Michael Dean
Script: Miranda MacQuitty
Production Organisation: Michael McKinnon Films Limited
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Wildscreen Special Award, 1990
Wildscreen Special Award, 1990
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Michael Mckinnon at Wildscreen, 1990
Michael Mckinnon at Wildscreen, 1990