The Jungle Boy (1985) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Jungle Boy about?
The Jungle Boy is a short documentary. A TV journalist critiques the homo-eroticism and imperialism in the film adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's "Jungle Book." As she addresses these themes, her husband confronts the politics of fantasy and washroom sex. The narrative unfolds in a pseudo-documentary style, intertwining various elements that lead to a resolution presented in a documentary format. Directed by John Greyson in 1985, the film prompts a reconsideration of fantasy in cinema and its connections to real-world politics.
When was The Jungle Boy released?
The Jungle Boy was released in 1985.
How long is The Jungle Boy?
The Jungle Boy has a runtime of 15 minutes.
What genre is The Jungle Boy?
The Jungle Boy is classified as Culture, Politics.
What topics does The Jungle Boy cover?
The Jungle Boy explores topics including political-polarization, colonialism.