GREAT VICTORIA FALLS

GREAT VICTORIA FALLS Synopsis

Travelogue showing scenes from Victoria Falls. An African woman stands beside a sign which reads 'David Livingstone cut his initials on this tree in 1855'. On the shores of the Zambesi river, two Africans remove a large branch, before the film shows a European standing on the rocks splashing his feet in the water. By the river¿s edge, there are a number of canoes, which locals row. Some Europeans board and are shown travelling along the river. There follows a succession of shots of the Victoria Falls - from different angles and positions - including a shot of the Victoria Bridge and the swirling water in the gorge.

GREAT VICTORIA FALLS is a film with a runtime of 3m.