We report on photoluminescence and magneto-optical experiments of the
neutral donor bound exciton in GaN epitaxial films. At low temperature
s we observe free and bound exciton recombination with a linewidth as
narrow as 1.4 meV. For the magnetic field applied perpendicularly to t
he c-axis of the crystal the donor bound exciton line significantly br
oadens and, at a field of 12 T a partially resolved splitting into two
lines is visible. For the magnetic field parallel to the c-axis, only
a very small broadening occurs. We analyze this behaviour in analogy
to CdS and present a first estimate of the heavy hole g-value in GaN.