Beyond the Gates of Splendor Director: Jim Hanon
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- DVD Release Date: 10/04/2005
- Original Release: 2002
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- Sales Rank: 4,448
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Features
Closed Caption; Contains abridged version
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Disc #1, Side A -- Feature-Length Version
1. The Waodani / Main Title [8:42]
2. Nomads of the Rainforest [6:13]
3. Getting Together [4:32]
4. Life of the Party [4:16]
5. Into the Jungle [5:19]
6. Common Ground [5:16]
7. Happy Memories [3:22]
8. Preparations [2:59]
9. First Encounter [6:25]
10. Pray, Girls [4:28]
11. Search Parties [3:40]
12. Ready for Heaven [7:38]
13. The Families Left Behind [3:41]
14. God's Carvings [5:00]
15. New Possibilities [3:05]
16. Part of the Tribe [3:12]
17. Grandfather [3:20]
18. Many Questions [4:58]
19. Full Circle [5:58]
20. In Memoriam / End Titles [4:14]
Disc #1, Side B -- Abridged Version
1. Main Title / Runaway [4:46]
2. Together [5:37]
3. Two Cultures [2:39]
4. Little Yellow Plane [1:37]
5. Palm Beach [3:03]
6. Ready for Heaven [5:21]
7. The Families Left Behind [1:30]
8. God's Carvings [3:03]
9. Part of the Tribe [2:03]
10. Grandfather [4:29]
11. Impressions of America [1:46]
12. Full Circle [4:22]
Editorial Reviews
In 1956, a group of five American missionaries were sent to Ecuador, where they introduced themselves to the Aucas, a tribe of indigenous people who lived near the Eastern Amazon River. The Auca tribe was among the most violent societies on Earth -- six out of ten deaths among the tribe were homicide, and they were even more bloodthirsty with outsiders than they were with their own. The Americans attempted to convince the Aucas of their good intentions, but they were soon speared to death by members of the tribe. However, after word reached the United States that the missionaries had been murdered, the wife of one of the fallen men traveled to Ecuador to continue her husband's work. Within two years, a profound change came over the Aucas -- their murder rate fell by 90 percent, and in time, the newly peaceful tribe renamed themselves the Waodani. Beyond the Gates of Splendor is a documentary which recounts this extraordinary true story as Steve Saint, the son of one of the murdered missionaries, travels to Ecuador to visit with the Waodani tribe. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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