WILD TALK DOCUMENTARIES2 WINGS MANY PRAYERSd. Lloyd Ross, South Africa, 2013 22 JULY 18:00 Suncoast bTwo friends with a love <strong>for</strong> aviation and adventure decide to design and build their ownaircraft. As if this isn’t challenge enough, they also want to attempt to fly the little singleengine two-seater around the world. Technically, attempting to fly around the world insuch an aircraft may just be possible, but without doubt it would be a high-risk endeavourthat most pilots would classify as insanity. The compelling characters <strong>of</strong> James and Mikeadd a rare element to this amazing journey. Through their eyes we’re taken on an edge<strong>of</strong>-the-seatadventure around the world.English, 52 minA RETURN TO THE SEAd. Otto Whitehead, Lauren De Vos, South24 JULY 22:00 SNEDDONAfrica, 2012Lauren De Vos is a marine researcher working on a project called BRUVS, the firstcomprehensive survey <strong>of</strong> the fish and sharks <strong>of</strong> False Bay. She’s focused on communicatingher science to the public in order to increase their understanding <strong>of</strong> and affinity <strong>for</strong>the environment around them. “As conservationists, a first step is to inspire a sense <strong>of</strong>wonderment in the beauty and diversity that is our wilderness heritage.”English, 4 minA WILD DOG’S TALEd. Richard Matthews, Brad Bestelink,25 JULY 15:30 BLUEBotswana, South Africa, 2012This is the true story <strong>of</strong> a female African wild dog that befriended a number <strong>of</strong> otherpredators and is helping to raise jackal pups in the Okavango Delta. Once t<strong>here</strong> wereplenty <strong>of</strong> wild dogs living on Mombo Island in the delta but competition from hyenasand lions decimated the packs. Today only one lonely female dog remains. Her name isSolo. Solo benefits from her friendships as the jackals are <strong>for</strong>ever alert to approachingdanger. But when a pack <strong>of</strong> wild dogs suddenly appears Solo has to choose – stay withher adopted family or join her own kind.English, 50 min92 34th Durban International Film Festival
AMAZING GRACEd. Rowan Pybus, Zambia, 2013 26 JULY 14:00 BLUEAmazing Grace is a documentary film that follows the lives <strong>of</strong> conservation activists livingand working in Livingstone, Zambia, who are trying to curb the rampant de<strong>for</strong>estation inthe area. The film follows their heartfelt ef<strong>for</strong>ts to create micro nurseries, shift mindsets,approach government on their exorbitant electricity prices, and ignorant consumersbuying rare wood that add to the destruction <strong>of</strong> Zambia’s <strong>for</strong>ests. This is an everymanstory that focuses on Lloyd, a charcoal burner turned tree planter who joins <strong>for</strong>ces withlike-minded individuals from Zambia and South Africa on a journey <strong>of</strong> conservation in aspectacularly beautiful part <strong>of</strong> Southern Africa that is losing its <strong>for</strong>ests at an alarming rate.English, 5 minBIDDER 70d. Beth Gage, George Gage, UnitedStates, 201227 JULY 11:30 BLUEJust be<strong>for</strong>e the Bush administration ended, a parting gift was <strong>of</strong>fered to their pals inthe energy industry. On December 19, 2008, the Bureau <strong>of</strong> Land Management (BLM)auctioned <strong>of</strong>f hundreds <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> pristine acres surrounding Utah’s treasurednational parks <strong>for</strong> oil and gas exploitation. Environmental groups protested politely, butone <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Utah student, Tim DeChristopher, entered the BLM auction, was <strong>of</strong>feredbidder’s paddle #70 and by the time he put his hand down, had won 22,000 acres <strong>of</strong>glorious red-rock <strong>for</strong> 1.8 million dollars with no intention to pay or drill.English, 72 minBROKEN TAILd. John Murray, Colin Staf<strong>for</strong>d-Johnson,25 JULY 12:30 BLUEIreland, 2011One <strong>of</strong> the world’s leading tiger cameramen, Colin Staf<strong>for</strong>d-Johnson, travels through Indiapiecing together the extraordinary journey <strong>of</strong> Broken Tail – one <strong>of</strong> the planet’s most famouswild tigers. Broken Tail was the most charismatic tiger cub he’d ever seen in Ranthambhore,one <strong>of</strong> India’s premier wild tiger reserves. But then without warning, Broken Tail (now agedthree) disappeared. On a spectacular odyssey across Rajasthan, Colin travels by horsebackretracing Broken Tail’s last journey, exploring why he abandoned his home and above all,revealing important truths about India’s last wild tigers.English, 58 min34th Durban International Film Festival 93
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