This documentary about the explosion of a volcano in New Zealand is well put together.... however it's too long.
It should have been one hour, not more.
47 tourists go on a tour on an island which has an active volcano. Now, that's sound exciting except why the NZ government would allow people to go to an island which had had an explosion respectively 6 and 3 years before ?
The documentary doesn't go into that. It should have had.
The documentary shows us how beautiful this area of the world is. Pacific Ocean so beautiful and majestic with its bright blue colours.... the village, its native Maori people, aerial views of the spectacular island.... All very good photography.
However, the length killed what would have been a great documentary.
It should have been one hour, not more.
47 tourists go on a tour on an island which has an active volcano. Now, that's sound exciting except why the NZ government would allow people to go to an island which had had an explosion respectively 6 and 3 years before ?
The documentary doesn't go into that. It should have had.
The documentary shows us how beautiful this area of the world is. Pacific Ocean so beautiful and majestic with its bright blue colours.... the village, its native Maori people, aerial views of the spectacular island.... All very good photography.
However, the length killed what would have been a great documentary.