Bloody Ivory
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About This Movie
Bloody Ivory is a 1978 documentary that explores the fight against poaching in Kenya's Tsavo National Park. Directed by Daphne Sheldrick, it highlights the plight of elephants and rhinos, as well as the efforts to care for orphaned animals. This film captures a crucial moment in wildlife conservation history.
This film is not widely available, which adds to its collector's allure. Originally released on VHS, it has since seen a few DVD editions, but it remains relatively obscure in the documentary realm. Collectors appreciate its unfiltered look at poaching and conservation, and there’s a growing interest in preserving such works that tackle these tough subjects. Finding a good copy can be a challenge, making it a noteworthy piece for those who focus on wildlife documentaries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Bloody Ivory?
Bloody Ivory is a documentary film.
Who directed Bloody Ivory?
Daphne Sheldrick directed Bloody Ivory.
When was Bloody Ivory released?
Bloody Ivory was released in 1978.
What does Bloody Ivory focus on?
The film focuses on the struggle against poaching in Kenya's Tsavo National Park and the care of orphaned elephants and rhinos.
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