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  1. benensonproductions.com › about-us › meet-bill-benensonMeet Bill Benenson - Benenson

    Bill Benenson (Director/Producer) is best known for his award-winning documentaries Dirt! The Movie, The Marginal Way, and Diamond Rivers.

  2. www.imdb.com › name › nm0070890Bill Benenson - IMDb

    Bill Benenson was born on 10 February 1943. Bill is a producer and director, known for A Walk on the Moon (1987), Beasts of No Nation (2015) and Honey Boy (2019).

  3. benensonproductions.comHome - Benenson

    Sep 18, 2019 · We are pleased to announce that our documentary The Lost City of the Monkey God will be represented by William Morris Endeavor (WME), for sale across all platforms. Under this collaboration, WME will work closely with Bill Benenson and Benenson. Read More.

  4. bioneers.org › peoples › bill-benensonBill Benenson - Bioneers

    Nov 16, 2017 · Bill Benenson has been making films for over forty years, beginning with his award-winning documentaries The Marginal Way and Diamond Rivers.

  5. www.youtube.com › watchEarth Focus Interview: Bill Benenson - YouTube

    Find more Earth Focus content at https://www.linktv.org/earthfocusIn his latest award-winning production, "Dirt! The Movie", veteran filmmaker Bill Benenson ...

  6. joshuaspodek.com › interviews › 570-bill-benenson570: Bill Benenson, part 1: Documenting and learning from the ...

    Bill Benenson produced a documentary (free online, click below) on the Hadza in modern Tanzania, who seem to have lived as they do now for about 50,000 years. Watch it to see how they are living just fine, or would be but for their territory being encroached on and traditional ways decimated.

  7. www.imdb.com › title › tt2139721The Hadza: Last of the First (2014) - IMDb

    May 15, 2014 · The Hadza: Last of the First: Directed by Bill Benenson. With Alyssa Crittenden, Dave Fennoy, Jane Goodall, George N. Mavroudis. The film takes a look at human origins in the very place of our origins, Africa's Rift Valley, where one of the world's last remaining hunter-gatherer groups, the Hadza, have lived sustainably for over 50,000 years.