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FIFA 1997 (Montr?al) Opening Film
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Sydney Film Festival 1998
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Cine Eco 1998 (Seia, Portugal)
Fama Fest 1999 (Lisbonne)
Mountain Film 2001 (Telluride)
Tarzan is one of the most powerful icons of western culture. Generations of readers and viewers have projected their fantasies on to the mythical hero who embodies a unique relationship between Man and Nature, and holds the promise of epic, romantic adventures.
This documentary, for the first time, explores the many facets of the myth and tells the story of Tarzan’s enduring success through film, television, comics strips and novels. A thoughtful and humorous look at the way the King of the Jungle has changed over close to a century.
Main participants:
Danton Burroughs, Francis Lacassin, Erling B. Holtsmark, Picha, Johnny Weissmuller Jr., Peter Elliott, Scott Tracy Griffin, Denny Miller, Tanya Roberts, France Zobda and George McWhorter (Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc., Burroughs Memorial Library, University of Louisville).