The film commences its ending by playing back the raw footage of what the expedition team filmed.and it is shocking. everyone else it seems is after ratings, fame, money or blood. The professor seems the only person possessed with moral understanding and compassion throughout the film. The dilemma of TV executives battling with the Professor to air the once lost footage on TV for the viewing public. In amongst the film there is the media business cogs turning. He manages to get on the trail and slowly uncovers the grizzly ways of the jungle tribes! By carefully befriending these natives he captures the lost film reels and returns back to his skyscraper clad conurbation. The Professor with a couple of jungle assistants venture into the jungle to trace the lost Americans footsteps. The film follows a Professor investigating the disappearance of an American film team (3 guys and girl) that went into the jungle of South America to film a documentary about the native cannibals. I'm sure the crew that made BWP was inspired by this movie.
Obvious connotations can be made to Blair Witch Project. the film director portrays cannabilism and barbarism. Though the acting is poor in most places. We came from barbarity.and to an extent we still are savages. It can be argued that humans coming into the homo-sapiens stage of evolution survived and expanded because of what is now considered barbarous savage ways.
The film is real, genuine and honest to the subject topic: 'Barbarity' can be innate in all humans. I wasn't expecting to be challenged by its visuals as well as with the sociological lessons and questions it raised. But after watching it in completion I was bowled over.
I got this movie out thinking it was going to be a brainless splatter fest. I cant believe some people have scathed this great film.
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