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      Wildfire: Feel the Heat

      1999 40 min. Documentary List
      Reviews It doesn't get any hotter than this. You're in the middle of the action, surrounded by towering walls of flame that are soaring over 80-feet-high and advancing at 60 mph. "Wildfire: Feel the Heat" captures the drama and destruction of a wild land fire in all its majestic fury, without neglecting the human side of the story. Only the giant screen can adequately present the awesome scale of wildfires. Read More Read Less

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      Wildfire: Feel the Heat

      Female firefighters use a terra torch to ignite undergrowth for a prescribed burn. Cinematographer Rodney Taylor with two assistants prepare for a dolly shot of flames. The IMAXr camera with film weighs 60 pounds and takes 3 people to maneuver. Director Mike Slee discusses the next shot with cinematographer Rodney Taylor. Kenny Chapman prepares to dowse a fire with another 2,000 gallons of water from an Air Crane helicopter. It takes only 40 seconds to fill the 2,000 gallon tank. IMAXr film crew prepares for upcoming shot. California Hot Shots back burn hillside fuels in an effort to contain a raging wildfire. View more photos

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      Synopsis It doesn't get any hotter than this. You're in the middle of the action, surrounded by towering walls of flame that are soaring over 80-feet-high and advancing at 60 mph. "Wildfire: Feel the Heat" captures the drama and destruction of a wild land fire in all its majestic fury, without neglecting the human side of the story. Only the giant screen can adequately present the awesome scale of wildfires.
      Director
      Mike Slee
      Executive Producer
      Patrick Andrews, Mick Kaczorowski
      Screenwriter
      Michael Olmert
      Production Co
      Discovery Channel Pictures
      Genre
      Documentary
      Original Language
      English
      Box Office (Gross USA)
      $2.0M