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The Serengeti Rules

Rated NR · 84 minutes · 1979

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A band of young scientists discovers a radical new theory of the natural world, one that could help confront some of the biggest environmental challenges of our time. - Synopsis courtesy of Tribune Media Service

Director: Nicolas Brown
Writer: Nicolas Brown
Producer: David Allen, David Elisco and John Battsek

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