Titus: The Gorilla King

The documentary begins in 1967 with the groundbreaking work of researcher Dian Fossey, who first connected with a group of mountain gorillas in Rwanda. It shares the dramatic life of Titus, a silverback gorilla whose early experiences were marked by tragedy. After witnessing the murder of his father by poachers and being abandoned by his mother, Titus's life was fraught with challenges that could have led to his demise.

Through eyewitness accounts, the film explores key moments in Titus's life that highlight his struggle for survival. This documentary provides a deep insight into the secret lives of mountain gorillas and emphasizes the impact of poaching and family breakdown on these magnificent creatures. It serves as a testimony to both the resilience of Titus and the ongoing conservation efforts for gorillas in the wild.