When Lambs Become Lions
By Phil Guie April 25, 2018
A documentary on the illegal poaching trade in northern Kenya centers on two men who hunt and slaughter elephants for ivory and a lawman sworn to arrest perpetrators like them.
A documentary on the illegal poaching trade in northern Kenya centers on two men who hunt and slaughter elephants for ivory and a lawman sworn to arrest perpetrators like them.
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An inspiring blend of documentary and animated fantasy.
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