Documentary HackLooking for SultanBy Doel Trivedy, Gautam Pandey
In a Nutshell
This independent documentary follows the journey of father-son filmmakers as they search for a missing tiger, chronicling how tigers have become endangered and documenting the local efforts to save them.
Favorite Quote
Seeing a tiger in the wild for the first time … the moment just stops, and you never forget what it felt and looked like.
Gautam Pandey
Introduction
Between 2012 and 2017, a dozen tigers went missing from Ranthambore Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, India.
12 tigers may not seem like a lot, but it's a significant number considering how endangered tigers are. Many were young and likely poached or lost forever.
After moving from East Africa to India to make films that could make a difference, Mike Pandey has been filming wildlife for 40 years.
Together with son Gautam Pandey and director Doel Trivedy, Mike is determined to tell stories about conservation to help endangered species.
Looking for Sultan follows Mike and Gautam as they search for a tiger named Sultan who has been missing for eight weeks.
The documentary is also a plea to protect national corridors connecting parks for continuous protected tiger territory.
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