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Synopsis

Buffalo, once numbering 40 million across the American West, faced near extinction in the 19th century due to conflicts between Indigenous peoples and European settlers. Today, buffalo populations are rebounding, thriving both in the wild and on ranches. Key figures in this resurgence include Ron, a dedicated breeder; Larry, a Sioux Indian with deep cultural ties to the animal; and Mike, a Yellowstone Park guide. Their personal connections to buffalo highlight the ongoing efforts to preserve this iconic species. Directed by Jérome Ségur, "Rounding up Buffalo" offers a compelling look at these unlikely advocates.