Black Mambas (2022) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Black Mambas about?
Black Mambas is a documentary. At the Balule Nature Reserve in South Africa, the Black Mambas, an all-female anti-poaching unit, work to protect endangered wildlife. Established in 2013, these women undergo extensive training to combat poaching and promote conservation. The documentary follows their personal stories and the challenges they face in their mission. It also addresses their advocacy for gender equality and community empowerment, illustrating the role of women in wildlife protection and social justice. Directed by Lena Karbe, "Black Mambas" runs for 81 minutes.
When was Black Mambas released?
Black Mambas was released in 2022.
How long is Black Mambas?
Black Mambas has a runtime of 81 minutes.
What genre is Black Mambas?
Black Mambas is classified as Society, Environment.
What topics does Black Mambas cover?
Black Mambas explores topics including forest-conservation, gender-equality.