'STROOP - journey into the rhino horn war' is the first film by Bonné de Bod and Susan Scott.

In this wildlife crime thriller, two first time filmmakers embed themselves
on the front-lines of the rhino poaching crisis where they are witness to the war unfolding.
Carving out six months to film, the women quickly find themselves
immersed in a world far larger and more dangerous than they had imagined,
only emerging from their odyssey four years later.
Gaining unprecedented access in Africa and revealing extraordinary undercover footage in Asia,
they capture the panorama of the global trade in rhino horn.
Winning 30 awards at 40 film festivals around the world, the film has become critically acclaimed.


"Such a breathtaking, emotional, mindblowing film." - Kyra Girardin

"Whatever you thought you knew about the world of rhino poaching, think again.
Hard hitting, does not hold back." - Jo Davies

"Speechless.
This doc shows how complicated the situation is.
Susan and Bonne made a masterpiece." - Jordy Koning

"This is the kind of film that will rock your morality
and emotions to the core." - James Desilets

"This documentary has the power to form the glue on which communities across the globe can be galvanized into collective action and create the impetus for a significant reversal in the present trend towards the annihilation of wild populations of the rhinoceros species'." - Dr Llew Taylor


~ STROOP  IMDb page ~
~ STROOP  Wikipedia page ~


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