Safari, Witchcraft & Murder

The film examines the arrest of David Simpson, a young British pilot, for mass murder in Africa. Initially excited about his job with an exclusive safari company, David's experience quickly turns grim as he navigates the tensions between the company and the local population.

Set against the backdrop of the Central African Republic's decades of unrest, the documentary sheds light on the impact of illegal gold mining and the violent confrontations that ensue. As David opens up the bush for big game hunters, the consequences of such actions lead to a tragic outcome, culminating in the massacre of 13 men at a gold mine. This documentary is a stark portrayal of the intersection of tourism, local livelihoods, and violence in a fragile environment.