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| Black and White Big Cats |
| Film review: International Nature and Environment Film Review |
| Section: Nature film |
| Year of production: 2021 |
| Country of origin: Franciaország |
| Country(ies) of filming: Kenya |
| Duration: 53:0 perc |
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| Director: Mathieu Le Lay |
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| English synopsis: This documentary plunges the viewer alongside photographer Laurent Baheux, in the heart of the African bush, on the trail of three fascinating big cats. The lion, king of the savanna, powerful, majestic and vulnerable at the same time. The graceful cheetah, so fast but so fragile. The leopard, silent and ghostly predator. All around a threatened nature. Laurent is ready to capture what nature has to offer, he expects nothing in particular, always humble in his relationship with the animal. |
| English biography: Mathieu Le Lay is a film director and cinematographer based in the French Alps. After he graduated in Wildlife Conservation at the University of Salford (UK), his insatiable love for nature, cinema and wildlife led him to one year study at IFFCAM, the French wildlife film school. Since 2008, his films tell genuine stories of the interaction between humans and nature, inspiring people to connect with our natural world. |