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MIEZI KUMI (TEN MONTHS) focuses on Zacharia Mutai and his role in caring for the last two northern white rhinos in Kenya. The film spans a ten-month period, showcasing the bond between Mutai, his family, and these endangered animals. It provides an intimate look at the daily responsibilities and emotional connections that develop over time.
The documentary, with a runtime of 11 minutes, emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts for the northern white rhinos. It shows the unique circumstances of their care, set against the backdrop of Kenya's environmental challenges, and presents a personal narrative that intertwines family and wildlife preservation.
Why Watch
- •Meet Zacharia Mutai and his family in Kenya.
- •Find out about the last two northern white rhinos.
- •See the daily life of a wildlife caretaker.
Did You Know
•Zacharia Mutai cares for the last two northern white rhinos.
•The documentary covers a ten-month period of rhino care.
•The film has a duration of 11 minutes.
Perfect For
Wildlife conservationEnvironmental issuesAnimal lovers