Dans les jungles du nord-ouest de l'Inde vit une remarquable famille de tigres sauvages. Aujourd'hui, grâce à 50 ans d'images, l'histoire de leur clan matriarcal est reconstituée.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Mike Birkhead
Director
Beth Jones
Director
Valmik Thapar
Self - Presenter
Dharmendra Khandal
Self
Mike Birkhead
Writer
Beth Jones
Writer
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Commentaires
6 commentaires
I'm working on my bucket list and a visit to Ranthambhore is the next notch. Anyone traveling to see India's wildlife should watch this. Just beautiful. The connection the narrator feels with these tigresses comes through the screen. I wish this were available on more streaming services. Tigers are the main characters in this but the preserve has lots of birds and fauna that make it worth a visit. Thank you Valmik Thapar. We will be there in October! I know Wild Tiger spotting is not guaranteed but luck may be with us. Just know that if I vanish without a trace my last words were "here kitty kitty".
I love every single bit of this heartfelt documentary, introducing the life and the love of this man for a such wonderful creatures. Also the connection between him and all the tigers, he not only he took pictures of, but he invested his life to preserve and nurture the true existence. A great, Well done Mike, you gave us the opportunity to travel without the tickets, a journey of emotions, love and human brutality. A life spent for the importance TO letting everyone knowing the truth it will be always a life Well spent. If you want to make your free, or family and especially your kids to enjoy a bit of nature, this definitely a good piece of life to be seen!!
source: My Tiger Family
