Bodmers Reise – Swiss title
Bodmers Journey – U.S.A. title
A 2010 U.S.A., Swiss co-production
[Jeridoo Productions (Hollywood), Silvertrain Productions (Bern)]
Producer: Luke Gasser, Guido
Baechler, Danny Ming
Director: Luke Gasser
Story: Luke Gasser
Screenplay: Luke Gasser
Dialogue: Monika Baechler
[English]
Cinematography: Luke Gasser, Danny
Ming [color]
Music: Max Lässer, Luke Gasser
Running time: 94 minutes
Cast:
Narrator - Franziskus
Abgottspon
General William Clark - Ernst
Spichtig
Karl Bodmer – Pascal Vogler
Mick - Hansruedi Abächerli
Young Indian - Pierce
Nathan-Calvin Baechler
Tomaki – Angy Burri
Sioux warriors – Robert Cross, Kevin Eagle-Heart
David Dreidoppel – Bruno Gasser
Lunzi - René Gasser
Friedrich Blumenbach - Riodi
Gasser
Red Hawk – Peter Holdener
Soldier – George Kohrel
Sioux Indians - Andreas
Niederberger, Stephan Wittmer, Danny Ming
Maximilian of Wied - Erwin
Odermatt
Mandan Indians – Pan Ronner, Sarah
Ronner
With: Gary Anderson, Howard Bad-Hand, David Borlaug, Sarah
Burt, Leonard Crow-Dog Jr.,
Chief-Leonard Crow-Dog, Yone Quiglie
On May 17, 1832 the German
ethnologist and naturalist Prince Maximilian zu Wied and the young Swiss Artist
Karl Bodmer set out on a long and adventurous journey into the vast prairies of
North America to explore and document the Native Americans.
This documentary feature traces
the footsteps of Prince Maximilian von Wied and the Swiss artist Karl Bodmers
on their journey through America and their adventures. Shot on original
location featuring the native Indian nations and tribes like the Lakota or
Mandan. With interviews with Chief Crow
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