Television host Jeff Corwin introduces several Indonesian animals, including the Komodo dragon and the world's largest bat, describing their physical features, habitats, diets, and defense mechanisms.
Tells the story of the genocide that occurred in East Timor after the half-island was invaded by Indonesia in 1975, and the violence that erupted again in 1999 when the population voted for independence from Indonesia, assesses the politics and history behind the events, and argues that armed intervention supported by the U.S., Australia, and the United Kingdom was the key to averting a second genocide in 1999.
Examines the land, people, history, religion, art, housing, cuisine and traditional dress, marriage and courtship rituals, festivals, social customs, and other facets of life in Indonesia.
Introduces the geography, history, government, commerce, people, and culture of the Republic of Indonesia, an archipelago made up of thousands of islands.
Provides information on the geography, history, wildlife, governmental structure, economy, cultural diversity, peoples, religion, and culture of Indonesia.
Despite recurring nightmares about her mother's death and her own fear of flying, fifteen-year-old Sienna accepts her father's birthday gift to fly to Indonesia with his team of disaster relief workers to help victims of a recent tsunami, never suspecting that this experience will change her life forever.
