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Part II of The Wild Coast (Remastered) explores the freedom-loving Maroon people of Suriname who were brought as slaves from Africa, but rebelled against their slave owners establishing their own communities in the jungle and fighting back against their former slave masters. This group would later fight against the Marxist dictator president of Suriname, Dési Bouterse during the Suriname Guerilla War. We go the epicenter of the war-Albina and Moiwana-and then visit the tiny village of Melinque.
Part I Jonestown, Guyana: • Jonestown & Kaieteur F...
Part II Suriname: • Suriname Guerilla War,...
Part III Papillon, French Guiana, and Angel Falls: • Papillon, French Guian...
The Wild Coast Documentary Film is a physical, historical and philosophical exploration of the Guianas, the three countries that make up the northeast of South America. These unique, non-Spanish speaking countries, are still wild and untamed. The main theme of our film on the Guianas is freedom. Freedom has both been trampled on and clinged-to-at very great costs.
Limited Credits
(Full Credits at End of Film)
Filmed, Edited, Written and Produced by David Whalen
Produced by Richard Taylor
Shot on Panasonic GH3 Camera
GoPro Hero 3 Black
DJI Phantom Quadcopter
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Shot on Location:
Suriname
Paramaribo
Albina
Moiwana
Moengo