A Blank on the Map

Year: 1971

Runtime: 60 mins

Language: English

Documentary

In this documentary, David Attenborough narrates a government‑sponsored expedition into the remote highlands of central New Guinea, where the team seeks first contact with an isolated indigenous community that has never before been encountered by Europeans. The film follows the challenging trek, the landscape, and the cultural exchange.

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