India: Kingdom of the Tiger

INDIA: KINGDOM OF THE TIGER will take viewers on a magic carpet ride through India, examining the history of this ancient land and the developmental and environmental challenges facing this fast-growing country. The spine of the film will be a story seen through the eyes of one of India's most mysterious and compelling animals - the tiger.

TIGER follows in the footsteps of Jim Corbett, the famed English hunter-naturalist, as he races to save an Indian village from the terror of a man-eating tiger. Along his journey he expresses his passion for tigers and explores the issues of tiger conservation. The film is also a historical epic depicting India from 1910 to the modern era.

Starring critically acclaimed Indian actress Smriti Mishra and Christopher Heyerdahi (playing Jim Corbett), the film will be released in both English and Hindi.

Produced by National Wildlife Federation and Primesco Communications. Producers: Afsana Amarsy, Goulam Amarsy. Director: Bruce Neibaur. Director of Photography: Matthew Williams. Associate Producer/Writer: Keero Singh Birla. Executive Producer: Christopher N. Palmer. Co-Executive Producer: Michael Tokarz. Co-distributed by National Wildlife Federation and Primesco Distribution Inc. Score: Michael Brook. Narrator: Colin Vint. Starring: Christopher Heyerdahl, Smriti Mishra.

BMZ Reviews:

Easy There Tiger By Ross Anthony

India: Kingdom of the Tiger Review By Herb Lash

Outside Reviews:

"IMAX's incredible journey to India the big cat's meow" By Chris Hewitt, St. Paul Pioneer Press

"India: Kingdom of the Tiger" By Phillip Wuntch, Dallas Morning News

"India: Kingdom of the Tiger" By Beth Krakower, DailyReviews.com

"India: Kingdom Of The Tiger" By Barrie Maxwell, DVDVerdict.com

"India Kingdom of The Tiger (IMAX)" By David Blair, DVDTalk.com

2002: A Gigantic Look Back By Herb Lash (February 2002)

Director Bruce Neibaur: 'India: Kingdom of the Tiger' By BMZ Staff (May 2002)

Big Comings: Berlin Preview By Herb Lash (April 2002)

Crystal Ball 2001: Upcoming Big Movies By Herb Lash (October 4, 2001)

Latest Review:

Rating: Very Good
Posted by: Guest
We went to see this movie with our children, ages 10 and 8. They both really enjoyed it. It was historical as well as educational. The scenic shots were fantastic. They protrayed India in a very positive light. The only scary part (although not shown, but you know what is happening) is when the tiger jumps out of the grass and kills an indian girl. This may be frightening for some younger children. Other than that one scene, it was very good. We would see it again. ... Read More >>

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