Caravan Film

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Caravan Film is a London, UK based independent film production company headed by feature and documentary filmmakers & David Flamholc. They produce both documentaries and feature films, as well as shorts and animation.

Documentary films[]

• Search for the Lost Treasure of Afghanistan
• Sacred Sierra, the film
• House of the Tiger King, based on the Tahir Shah book by the same name
• Search for the Lost City of Gold
• Pro Stock Doc, the film
• Exorcism in Casablanca, an eyewitness documentary based on events from Tahir Shah's book The Caliph's House
• Looking at the Stars
• Svitjod 2000+
• I Believe
• Racist Sweden?
• A Winter in Herat
• Pulse, a series of four films set in Tel Aviv, Stockholm, London And Barcelona
• Cheeboom Cheeboom
• Radio Sweden, a series of three informational films, including: Run to The Rock, This is a Hold Up, My Name is Tomorrow

Feature films[]

• Flip A Coin
• Sherdil
• Lithivm
• Summertime

Shorts & Animation[]

• Marauder
• Animation Showreel

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