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A beautiful movie for the hole family...

Beautiful photograph, amazing colors, perfect story and meet the mountains of Australia inside of a beautiful story of kangaroo...

Behind the of the kangaroos you can see the real life of the animals between the 4 seasons of the year!

A hard realidy of life...

Meet all the animals of the valey and meet the weather of the four seasons..

I watch this movie with my son 3.5 years old and the next day my son ask me the kangaroo movie again..

This documentary show the real life the last two years and all the weather conditions...

A movie highly recommended!!!

I enjoyed the documentary till the last shot. Amazing cinematography. Fantastic narration. The music and the editing -- really masterful. I highly recommend this documentary for watching. This film magnificently portrays the magical valley in Australia. There are a lot to learn about the animals, their behavior, the hunting tactics and the survival skills. Loved the dramatic beginning and the song at the end. Kangaroos are really amazing! Apart from Kangaroos, this documentary shows many other Australian animals I have never seen before. Hats off.to the documentary makers including the director, the photographers, editors and all other cast and crew. WOW!

Kangaroo Valley whisks you away on a stunning cinematic adventure through the Australian wilderness. Narrated by the captivating Sarah Snook, this documentary cleverly weaves a coming-of-age story with breathtaking visuals of Australia's unique wildlife.

More than just facts: Kangaroo Valley goes beyond simply presenting animal information. It personalizes the experience by focusing on a young kangaroo named Mala. This narrative approach makes the documentary engaging for all ages.

Visually stunning: The cinematography is truly remarkable, showcasing the beauty and drama of the natural world. Prepare to be wowed by close-up encounters with kangaroos, quolls, and a variety of other fascinating creatures.

A for all ages: Whether you're a nature documentary buff or looking for a heartwarming family film, Kangaroo Valley delivers.

Wow, the beautiful cinematography makes this a lovely documentary the whole family can watch. Highly recommend it for holiday viewing. There are lots of animal behaviors I have never seen on screen before of Australian animals, especially the Black Mountain dingos and how they hunt to survive. It is not only about one Kangaroo family but a whole cast of animals that live in the valley. Bossy wombats, smart birds, bioluminescent quolls! The narration by Sarah Snook (Succession), the editing, and the music are all really exceptional. It takes you on quite a trip. It is dramatic in that beautiful little valley!

If you loved March of the Penguins, you'll love Kangaroo Valley... a great film with a great message for kids plus the animals are all super cute even the not so cute ones lol been a Tab Murphy fan for a long time from his great Disney scripts, Last of the Dogmen and Gorillas in the Mist this documentary shows he is a very adaptable storyteller if you're looking for something lighter this holiday watch Kangaroo Valley on Netflix. An extremely educational film and entertaining a story of survival, family and community something I think we all need that message of hope right now. Way to go Netflix and team!

An enticing family movie to be enjoyed by all ages.

We are involved with Mala and her surroundings from early on in the movie and held riveted to our screens by the action !

The chase scenes are amazing! One wonders how they were done so superbly. The Australian Bush is beautifully depicted throughout the four seasons. The animals seem to follow the director's wishes !

Without giving away too much the viewer is totally engrossed and emotionally engaged in the life of 'Kangaroo Valley'

The movie ends at Mala being one year old. Cannot wait to see the sequel to find out what happens to Mala after this .

As someone who has arachnophobia I would've kept watching the documentary longer if they stopped showing spiders and then theirs the microshot of one which makes my skin crawl.

Besides spiders I loved the dingoes and the story of the joey growing up.

The dingoes as someone who likes canines were what I enjoyed seeing the most because kangaroos take the spotlight too much.

The narrator was fine but I always prefer David Attenborough.

I liked how the documentary focused on other animals and organisms instead of just kangaroos.

I've seen few documentaries on Australia but all contained spiders.