Which Swiss town is at the foot of the Matterhorn?
Magic Matterhorn Magic Matterhorn Magic Matterhorn (1995) is an essayistic documentary by Swiss director Anka Schmid about the meaning of ones homeland, its clichés and reality. The mountain Matterhorn is the starting point for the portrayal of a ‚part-time‘ farmer from the Swiss mountain village Zermatt, a professional Swiss yodeler in Disneyland, California and the cabaret group called "Geschwister Pfister". In a playful manner the film embarks on the search for contemporary notions of homeland and shows real and surreal worlds. The film was shot in the Swiss tourist village Zermatt at the foot of the iconic mountain Matterhorn as well as
Live at the Matterhorn copies. Live at the Matterhorn Live at the Matterhorn is the first live album by reggae band Fat Freddy's Drop. The album was recorded live at the Matterhorn restaurant in Cuba Mall, Wellington, New Zealand. The cover of the album features a photo of The Bucket Fountain, which is located near the Matterhorn. Although the album only contains four songs it plays for 70 minutes. Out of print since 2004, "Live at the Matterhorn" was re-released on June 24, 2005 after the debut of their second album, "Based on a True Story", having since become a Gold Record, selling over