Ushuaia Nature - La cité perdue

This documentary takes viewers on an exploration of the Mekong River, which stretches over 4200 km. Nicolas Hulot and the Ushuaïa Nature team delve into the cultures of the Mekong, from Laos to the ancient city of Angkor in Cambodia. The film highlights the deep connection between nature and life in this region, revealing the beauty and complexity of the local civilizations.

As a collector, owning this documentary not only adds to your collection of nature-themed films but also provides insight into the rich history and cultures of Southeast Asia. The focus on the Mekong River offers a unique perspective on how this natural landmark has shaped human civilization, making it a valuable documentary for those interested in environmental studies and cultural anthropology.