Adelaide Film Festival 2005 | A Biennial Film Festival held in Adelaide, Australia | Films House of the Tiger King

House of the Tiger King

David Flamholc, Sweden/UK 2004  
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"Take one obsessive explorer, one hard-bitten Nam vet, and 17 weeks in some of the deepest jungle in the world. Having searched Ethiopia for the gold mines of King Solomon, and learned magic from the "Godmen" of India, author and explorer Tahir Shah feels sufficiently confident to undertake his most arduous journey yet: through Peru's infamous Madre de Dios jungle in search of Paititi, the greatest lost city on Earth. What he doesn't reckon on, however, is his guide: Richard Fowler – ex-Vietnam vet, combat specialist and jungle survivalist par excellence." - Edinburgh International Film Festival 2004

David Flamholc will be a guest of the Festival

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Meet The Filmmaker Session

Facilitated by the Australian Film Television & Radio School, there will be the opportunity to talk with Director David Flamholc (Sweden) in a Q&A session in the cinema immediately following the screening of this on Monday 21 February at 9:15 PM at Greater Union - Cinema 1

When

9:15 PM Monday, 21 February
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Greater Union - Cinema 2

Ticket Price

Full price $14
Industry $12
SPU Concession $10

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General Documentaries

About House of the Tiger King

105 minutes
35mm
1.85:1
Dolby Digital SRD
In English

Print Source

Swedish Film Institute

Sara Yamashita Rüster
sara.yamashita.ruster@sfi.se

Festivals

Edinburgh 2004
Amsterdam 2004

About the Director

David Flamholc

David Flamholc was born in 1974 in Stockholm, Sweden. He made his first feature film Summertime (1996) aged 21. He followed up his debut with Nightbus 807 (1997) and Lithivm (1998), winner of the Young Filmmaker's Award at Hollywood Film Festival in 1999. House of the Tiger King is his fourth feature length film.

Filmography
House of the Tiger King (2004)
Lithivm (1998)
Nightbus 807 (1997)
Summertime (1996)

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