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HOUSE OF THE TIGER KING is being noted in press for it's The New Hybrids: Fact and Fiction Fuse to Form Bold and Challenging "Documentaries", |
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> Official invitation to The Nashville Film Festvial, April 14-21, 2005. > Minneapolis Film Fest., Minnesota, USA > RiverRun N. Carolina, USA > Warsaw Film Fest., Poland > Thessaloniki Film Fest, Greece |
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Sheffield. Docu. Film Fest. ...despite the prevalence of head shrinkers in the surrounding area. Gung-ho survivalist Richard Fowler has promised to get them in and out alive - swearing he has been flying over the area regularly during his drug- induced dreams. |
Neil Young, Jigsaw Lounge House of the Tiger King proved one of the event's more unexpected crowdpleasing highlights. It's rollicking post-modern ripping-yarn deconstructionist documentary, in which film-maker Flamholc and writer-explorer Tahir Shah penetrate the Peruvian rainforest of Madre de Dios in search of the 'lost city' of Paititi... |
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Sheffield. Docu. Film Fest. ...despite the prevalence of head shrinkers in the surrounding area. Gung-ho survivalist Richard Fowler has promised to get them in and out alive - swearing he has been flying over the area regularly during his drug- induced dreams. |
Edinburgh Int. Film Fest. Shah, Flamholc, Fowler...//...trapped together in one of the most inaccessible and inhospitable regions of the earth - for 14 weeks - the resulting film is a tangle of clashing perspectives and separate agendas, one which undoes (remakes?) documentary practice as it goes. Superbly entertaining, but hardly reliable. |
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