Amazing documentary. Well done for finding the balance between the gruesome and the enchanting. Every person should see this. I hope it can be made available to schools. I believe that the young generation of today will look at this and will take a stand and even take action to make a difference - as so many of them have lately. Thank you to the people who have been fighting this for all these years, with very little resources and at great risk. You are very brave. You are my heroes. I am afraid I have little hope for the guilty thugs who have been consumed by greed and become completely numb to any other human emotion. They will transfer this to their children and community, but hopefully this documentary will make more and more members of these communities think twice before they actually enter this criminal and false world. How can anyone in this day and age think that taking something to make them feel a little better (all in the mind?) after chemotherapy justifies taking the life of an animal? Even if it saves your life, what makes you more important than a rhino? The disconnect does not make sense. As much as I try to stay informed and do my best to live in a sustainable way, this movie makes me wonder what I am using that is, unbeknownst to me, destroying the diversity and sustainability of our planet. Where can I find the truth? At least now I know even more about the rhino trade than before and I thank the film makers for that.
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