'National Geographic Channel Acquires Latin American Rights to Elizabeth
Acquires Latin American Rights to Elizabeth
Limonero Films
has acquired the film for distribution outside Latin America
She hopes
the film “will help battle misconceptions and give Western audiences a better comprehension of Chinese
She adds:
“We can do better, and we should do better, to understand the other side
It will
only be then that we can drive real impact and stop the illegal wildlife trade
Unger first
became interested in the protection of wildlife in Bolivia when she was a biology student
She was
just 19 when she visited the country for the first time in 2009 as a volunteer working
And back
then, when I was more focused on photojournalism and writing, I still had never really
I thought
the story would be fascinating, you know, a story about wildlife trafficking in Latin America,
I mean,
everyone was focused on elephants and rhinos in Africa
“Tigre Gente” (Courtesy
of Wanderlust Productions/Violet Films)
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