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Secrets of Life: Directed by James Algar. With Winston Hibler. An overview of the changing world of nature, focusing on plants, bees, sea creatures, and volcanoes. Nature's strange and intricate methods of perpetuating life allow for species survival.
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- Documentary, Family
- James Algar
- 1956-11-06
Secrets of Life. This feature-length true-life Adventure explores the scope of nature's mysteries. Some of the extraordinary sequences depicted are the life history of the bees, the aircastle of the diving spider, and the mating of the stickleback fish.
- Winston Hibler
Secrets of Life is a 1956 American short documentary film directed by James Algar. The film was produced by Walt Disney as part of the True-Life Adventures series of nature documentaries. It is the fourth of the Disney Studio's True-Life Adventure films.
Two dilemmas confronting every form of life on this planet. How are these problems solved by microscopic organisms? By marine creatures? Insects? Plant life? What causes the restless Earth to continually shape and reshape itself? Eighteen expert Disney photographers use innovative and state-of-the-art film techniques to bring you the ...
“Secrets of Life” is a nature documentary film produced by Walt Disney Productions and released in 1956. It is part of Disney’s True-Life Adventures series, which focused on capturing the wonders of the natural world.
Secrets Of Life (1956) -- (Movie Clip) The Modern Camera The narration by Winston Hibler trails off for the first extended sequence of time-lapse plant-growth, original music by Disney staffer Paul Smith, in the feature documentary Secrets Of Life, 1956, from the True Life Adventure series.
Purchase Secrets of Life on digital and stream instantly or download offline. Survival and reproduction. Two dilemmas confronting every form of life on this planet. How are these problems solved by microscopic organisms? By marine creatures? Insects? Plant life? What causes the restless Earth to continually shape and reshape itself?
