Aipit, Charlie Rose, Mike Douglas, Norman Mailer, Tobias Schneebaum
In 1955, Tobias Schneebaum disappeared into the depths of the Peruvian Amazon. A year later, he emerged from the jungle naked and covered in body paint … a modern-day cannibal. Now, follow the s...( read more
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Directed by: David Shapiro, Laurie Gwen Shapiro, Laurie Shapiro
Release Date: April 15, 2000
DVD Release Date: October 29, 2002
Stats: 50 reviews
This documentary has it?s interesting moments, but it suffers from a weird main person they are focusing on, plus, it?s not that he isn?t a nice person, I just didn?t fine him that likable, so therefore I did not become as engrossed as I should have.
What an incredible documentary. This really opens your eyes even more to the world. As a lover of the world and not barred by man-made boundaries I revelled in this documentary.
I would like to see some cannibalism going on here. I find that quite fascinating.
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