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 Films That Made a Difference

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Shores of Silence

Shot under extreme conditions and threats from the local mafia, the film took 3 years to complete. This is the first ever and only video documentation of the massacre of whale sharks on the Indian coast.

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Vanishing Giants

​The brutal capture, torture and subsequent death of a young tusker in a capture operation authorized by the government prompted Mike Pandey to stop filming his documentary on ‘Elephants in Crisis’ and turn it into a news feature.

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Horseshoe Crab

A film on one of the oldest living fossils on Earth and possibly the world’s most spectacular scientific breakthrough that could rewrite the pages of modern medical history – benefiting nearly 2 ½ billion people.

A relative of the spider and the scorpion this space ship like creature with blue blood holds some of the most fantastic secrets.

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Looking for the Western Tragopan

Western Tragopan, one of the most enigmatic and rarest of all living pheasants inhabit the temperate forests of the Himalayas. Extinct from most of its endemic habitat, these critically endangered birds are found in some of the their last remaining homes in parts western Himalayas forest of Himachal Pradesh.

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Looking for Sultan

Despite efforts to protect tigers for the past 4 decades, tigers continue to be hunted down – poached, poisoned and squeezed into small pockets of protected forests. Tigers play a pivotal role in maintaining the health of the forest ecosystem and there is an urgent need to protect the tiger and its habitat. 

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Gyamo

Snow leopards are rare and very difficult to film. They’ve evolved to live and survive in some of the harshest conditions on the planet. The survival of this top predator indicates that a habitat is healthy and biodiverse. Gyamo – the female snow leopard and her 2 cubs haven’t been seen since the big male snow leopard appeared. 

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Snakes SOS

Ben and Louise are no ordinary couple; wedding organizers by the day and Snake Hotline 24×7. Snakes SOS follows them on their nerve-wracking snake rescues in Goa. Wildlife activists Benhail Antao and Louise Remedios travel across Goa to rescue some snakes and other wild animals in the most bizarre and risky situations.

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