The Ivory Game
Wildlife activists and investigators confront the illegal ivory trade in Africa, where poaching threatens the survival of elephants.
“The hunt for the hunter begins”
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Wildlife activists and investigators confront the illegal ivory trade in Africa, where poaching threatens the survival of elephants.
Synopsis
Richard Ladkani and Andrea Crosta work to combat the illegal ivory trade in Africa. They collaborate with organizations like the Elephant Crisis Fund and the World Wildlife Fund. Their efforts involve infiltrating poaching networks to document the dangers involved. The film addresses the environmental impact of poaching on elephant populations. The ongoing crisis threatens wildlife and calls for international response. The documentary runs for 112 minutes and was released in 2016.
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The GuardianThe Chinese government has legitimised and stimulated the ivory trade, leading, as this angry, valuable documentary shows, to the near extinction of a species.
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