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Title: The Falconer Sport of Kings (2013)
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6 wins & 5 nominations.
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Eddie Brochin | ... | The Falconer |
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Hamshibai Elik | ... | Eagle Master |
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Bamandai Sakal | ... | Eagle Master |
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Join martial arts champion Eddie Brochin as his quest to master falconry leads him to Mongolia where he learns to fly eagles from the descendants of Genghis Khan. Written by Edwin Brochin
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24 November 2015 (USA) See more »Edit
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$500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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The Falconer Sport on Kings is an amazing documentary. Mr.Brochin takes you on an adventure as he documents the history on the sport of falconry with the famed eagle masters of Mongolia. It was breath taking and awesome seeing these men ride and hunt just like they have for hundreds of years.This time Eddie went not as the teacher,but as a student in order to learn the techniques on how to handle a powerful golden eagle that can easily kill a man. Although they did not make a kill on this journey you can always look at Outdoors with Eddie Brochin and see him have plenty of successful hunts with his red tail hawk Chase. Well, after watching this documentary, it makes me wonder if there will be a sequel showing us Mr. Brochin catching a taming his own golden eagle here in the states. We shall see. I highly enjoyed and recommend this documentary.