Jane
NAME OF FILM: JANE
DIRECTOR(S): Brett Morgen
GENRE: Documentary Film
SYNOPSIS: Brett Morgen (On the Ropes) reconstitutes 50-year-old National Geographic footage into a poetic look at primatologist Jane Goodall.
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