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3 de dic. de 2020 · Kingdoms of Fire, Ice & Fairy Tales: Directed by Susan Scott. With Bonné de Bod. The filmmakers who brought us Stroop: Journey into the Rhino Horn War explore three of Earth's epic wildernesses: places that inspire awe and wonder, from the freezing Arctic to the magical Black Forest and iconic Yellowstone.
- Susan Scott
- 2020-12-03
- Documentary
- 50
'Kingdoms of Fire, Ice & Fairytales' is the second film by STROOP filmmakers Bonné de Bod & Susan Scott. KINGDOMS is a departure for the duo from their investigative filmmaking as they look at iconic wildernesses in three locations: Yellowstone National Park, the Black Forest and the Arctic Circle.
Two filmmakers explore three of the planet’s epic wildernesses: places that inspire awe and wonder from the freezing Arctic to Germany's magical Black Forest and America's iconic and majestic Yellowstone National Park. Director. Susan Scott. Country. South Africa. Year. 2020. You may also like. 44 min. Sicily: Italy's Island Under the Sun. 52 min.
‘Kingdoms of Fire, Ice & Fairy Tales’ is an adventure quest by the filmmakers of the acclaimed wildlife crime thriller ‘STROOP - journey into the rhino horn war’, where they find three of earth’s most epic wildernesses.
Summaries. The filmmakers who brought us Stroop: Journey into the Rhino Horn War explore three of Earth's epic wildernesses: places that inspire awe and wonder, from the freezing Arctic to the magical Black Forest and iconic Yellowstone. Kingdoms is an adventure quest with two award winning filmmakers.
An adventure in unspoilt places on a planet that never lets us down. “Kingdoms of Fire, Ice & Fairytales” is an adventurous quest by the makers of the famous wildlife thriller “STROOP – Journey into the Rhino Horn War”. The two women immerse themselves in very different film environments, compared to their work in exposing […]
See all photos. Movie Info. Filmmakers search for spaces that inspire wonder and reveal the challenge of filming in these spots, like temperatures bordering minus 20 degrees in the Arctic Circle...
