Cannibal tours / O'Rourke and Associates Filmmakers ; Direct Cinema Limited; producer, director Dennis O'Rourke ; produced in association with The Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies ... [and] Channel 4.

This film depicts two journeys. The first is that of a group of wealthy bourgeois German, Italian and American tourists on a luxury cruise up the mysterious Sepik River, in the jungles of Papua New Guinea -- the packaged version of a "heart of darkness." The second journey (the real text o...

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Corporate Authors: O'Rourke & Associates, Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies, Channel Four (Great Britain), Direct Cinema Ltd
Other Authors: O'Rourke, Dennis
Format: DVD/Blu-Ray
Language:English
Published: Santa Monica, CA : Direct Cinema, Ltd. [distributor], [2000?].
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Summary:This film depicts two journeys. The first is that of a group of wealthy bourgeois German, Italian and American tourists on a luxury cruise up the mysterious Sepik River, in the jungles of Papua New Guinea -- the packaged version of a "heart of darkness." The second journey (the real text of the film) is a metaphysical one. It is an attempt to discover the place of "the Other" in the popular imagination. It affords a glimpse at the real (mostly unconsidered or misunderstood) reasons why "civilized" people wish to encounter the "primitive."
Item Description:Originally produced as a motion picture in 1987.
A foreign film (Australia).
Physical Description:1 videodisc (67 min.) : sound, colour with black & white sequences ; 12 cm
Format:DVD ; colour recording system: PAL ; region free.
Production Credits:Photography, Dennis O'Rourke ; editor, Tim Litchfield ; music, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
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