La tribu de los Krippendorf

Título original: Krippendorf's Tribe

1998
PG-13
1h 34min

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Richard Dreyfuss and Jenna Elfman in La tribu de los Krippendorf (1998)

An anthropologist creates a fictitious lost New Guinea tribe using his family members to cover-up for his mis-use of grant moneys.

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Un antropólogo crea una tribu ficticia perdida de Nueva Guinea utilizando a los miembros de su familia para encubrir el mal uso de los fondos de una subvención.Un antropólogo crea una tribu ficticia perdida de Nueva Guinea utilizando a los miembros de su familia para encubrir el mal uso de los fondos de una subvención.Un antropólogo crea una tribu ficticia perdida de Nueva Guinea utilizando a los miembros de su familia para encubrir el mal uso de los fondos de una subvención.

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Premios
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Curiosidades
On Twitter, Richard Dreyfuss said "I had so much fun with Jenna Elfman during Krippendorf. The movie was not very good, but we had some fun."

Pifias
Krippendorf repeatedly refers to the Shelmikedmu as a Neolithic tribe, but their level of development would mean they are technically Paleolithic (pre-Neolithic).

Citas
James Krippendorf: [to his teenage daughter] Excuse me! Who is the adult in this room?... Don't answer that! I am the adult in this room.

Créditos adicionales
Production Dogs .... Rosebud and Mickey

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Palmetto/Senseless/Dangerous Beauty/Mrs. Dalloway/Nil by Mouth/Live Flesh (1998)

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Written by Angélique Kidjo and Jean Hebrail
Performed by Angélique Kidjo
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10/10

It was funny!

I laughed a lot at this film! I have always loved Richard Dreyfus, and Jenna Elfman plays her role in this movie with a Lucille Ball-like zaniness. Like Dreyfus she has the ability to play drama as well as comedy. I can't understand how some of the other reviews are so harsh. Maybe you need to know what to expect when you sit down to watch this movie. Don't try to take the story too seriously. For example, if you're an anthropologist in real life, don't try to compare it to reality. Separate yourself from your day job, and don't take the jokes personally. It is a wild and crazy movie that is no more about the real life field of anthropology than "Scrubs" is about medicine. Lighten up, have a beer, relax, and you will enjoy this movie. Slapstick comedy has its place in the entertainment field. Don't spoil it for the rest of us who still enjoy this genre.