Kenya 1981 archive footage

Archival footage shot by a West German filmmaker while visiting Kenya in 1981.

It contains stock footage of different places around the country: villages, tribes, Moi Avenue in Mombasa and giant aluminum elephant tusks crossing the highway, beaches, tourists on a sightseeing boat tour, a safari, ships docking in the port of Mombasa, Lake Nakuru National Park, trains passing through the stations of Mazeras, Konza, Athi River, Mountain Lodge, Nanyuki, Meru Mulika Lodge, Buffalo Springs Game Reserve, Samburu Game Lodge, and more.

The price to download the video without the watermark and use it in your production is 397 euro:

You will have a file .mov, 1920×1020, codec H.264.

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