Let’s say you went looking for the fabled Fountain of Youth. One, how would you know what it looked like if you found it? Two, just how exactly does a Fountain of Youth work? Are you transformed into a baby? Do you stay the same age as you are when you jumped in? How long do you actually live?
Those conundrums, plus the mysteries of 21 Jump Street and Bill Murray are entertainingly explored in Lev Kalman and Whitney Horn’s highly amusing Blondes in the Jungle, a film that is part jungle travelogue, part screwball comedy and part surrealist history lesson.
The titular blondes are a trio of stoner college students, Chino, Jerome and Amber (James Ward III, Travis Nutting and Ingrid Schram), hired to trek through the jungles of Honduras in 1987 to find the Fountain of Youth, whose location is a closely guarded secret of a coterie of Hollywood movie producers.
Those conundrums, plus the mysteries of 21 Jump Street and Bill Murray are entertainingly explored in Lev Kalman and Whitney Horn’s highly amusing Blondes in the Jungle, a film that is part jungle travelogue, part screwball comedy and part surrealist history lesson.
The titular blondes are a trio of stoner college students, Chino, Jerome and Amber (James Ward III, Travis Nutting and Ingrid Schram), hired to trek through the jungles of Honduras in 1987 to find the Fountain of Youth, whose location is a closely guarded secret of a coterie of Hollywood movie producers.
- 2/14/2010
- by Mike Everleth
- Underground Film Journal
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