The Nature of David Suzuki

This documentary runs for 44 minutes and provides an insightful look into David Suzuki's life, starting from his childhood in a World War II internment camp. It delves into the formation of his environmental philosophy, offering a personal perspective on his journey and advocacy for nature.

For collectors interested in environmental themes or biographies, this film presents a unique narrative through the lens of a prominent figure in the ecological movement. The documentary format allows for a deeper understanding of Suzuki's contributions to science and environmentalism.

The film is available in VHS format, making it a specific find for collectors of physical media, especially those focused on documentaries or environmental topics. The combination of its subject matter and the era it represents adds to its appeal for those building a diverse collection of informative films.