The Concavenator Valley

This documentary presents a fascinating exploration of paleontology through the work of three researchers. They focus on two dinosaurs: the fictional creature from Ray Harryhausen's film The Valley of Gwangi and the real Concavenator corcovatus, discovered in 2003 in Cuenca, Spain.

The film blends elements of docudrama with insights into the scientific process behind paleontological research. It highlights the connection between real and imagined dinosaurs, showcasing how cinema influences our understanding of prehistoric life. With its roots in both science and film, this documentary appeals to fans of both genres, offering a rare look at the impact of films on scientific inquiry.