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King Kong directors Cooper and Schoedsack travelled to northern Siam (Thailand) to make this film about villagers’ daily struggles against nature in the jungle. A group of Christian missionaries led the film-makers to the Nan province and helped them find local people to play the roles of the central family. The film has endured because of its spectacular footage — close-ups of jumping tigers and the first elephant stampede captured on film. Age recommendation: 15+ 6.30pm Sun 20 Nov | |
South Bank Cinemas