A chronicle of the Johnsons' fourth trip between 1930 and 1931. In this first sound film made entirely in Africa, Martin and Osa revisit familiar territory in Kenya and Tanzania before moving on to Uganda and the Congo basin. Along the way, they film thousands of flamingoes at Lake Nakuru, migrating wildebeast and zebra in the Serengeti, and charging rhino in the Northern Frontier District. Filming from a small boat on the Nile in Uganda, the Johnsons record exciting encounters with large crocodiles and hippos.
DIRECTION, PRODUCTION, CINEMATOGRAPHY, EDITING:
Martin E. Johnson, Osa Johnson
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