The Tiger Next Door, a documentary film about white tigers in captivity in the US
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(unless otherwise noted)
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$18.30 for order from NY State (w tax)
$26.95 for orders outside the USA
$50.00 for small groups & classes
$220.00 Libraries and Public Screenings
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Public Screenings
Re-Broadcast of 43min version on
Animal Planet
Monday, November 7 at 7pm and 2am
HOST A COMMUNITY SCREENING
It’s really easy to do!
Raise awareness of your organization,
and issues you care about at the same time.
Host a uniquely provocative and inspiring event—
that includes a screening of the critically acclaimed
documentary THE TIGER NEXT DOOR
and a lively, thoughtful conversation
about humans and animals afterwards.
One time public screening fee $50 (on sale from $85)
Multiple public screening fee $220** (on sale from $295)
(*for libraries, University acquisition, etc).
We provide:
— a copy of the film
— conversation guide
— and we will promote your screening on our website
You can also buy a promotional kit with posters
and postcards to help promote your event.
For more info about hosting a community screening
email us at: TheTigerNextDoor@gmail.com
PAST SCREENINGS
Greenburgh Nature Center
Scarsdale, New York
January 12, 2011
American Zoological Assoc) Felid TAG
Louisville, Kentucky
April 24, 2010
Florida Film Festival
Maitland, Florida
April 10 & 14, 2010
US Television Broadcast PREMIERE
(*cut down version 43min)
Animal Planet
March 25, 2010 9pm
Lake County Film Festival
Grayslake, Illinois
March 6 & 7, 2010
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival
Missoula, Montana
February 13, 2010
CANADIAN TELEVISION BROADCAST
Human Edge, TVO (Television Ontario)
Wednesday February 3rd, 2010 10pm
Margaret Mead Film Festival
New York City, New York
November 13, 2009
Woodstock Film Festival
Woodstock, New York
Oct 2 & Oct 3, 2009
Sidewalk Moving Picture Film Festival
Birmingham, ALABAMA
September 27, 2009
Atlantic Film Festival
Halifax, NOVA SCOTIA
September 25, 2009
Movies on the Grass
Manhattan, KANSAS
September 20, 2009 Sunset Zoo
Taking Action For Animals Conference
Humane Society of the United States
Arlington, Virginia July 25, 2009
Indianapolis Int’l Film Fest
Indianapolis, INDIANA
July 20 & 21, 2009
HOT DOCS 2009 WORLD PREMIERE
Toronto, Canada
May 8 & 10, 2009
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A documentary film about captive wild animals, people who keep tigers as pets, backyard tiger breeders, white tigers, the exotic pet trade, black market for tiger bone, pelts and meat, tiger conservation, tiger attacks, people mauled by tigers, bears, cougars and chimps, Siegfried and Roy, Tilly the Whale, Travis the chimp, Tatiana the tiger. Also concerning, human-animal relationships, animal law, and animal hoarding in the United States — as in the case of Terry Thompson and the exotic animals he freed in Zanesville, Ohio before killing himself. Filmed on location in Indiana, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Texas, California, and Wisconsin. Director, Producer Camilla Calamandrei, Rolling River Films.
