with Cara Starke, President, Roots and Shoots

Seven years of painstaking filming produced this intimate tale of family life among the mountain gorillas of Zaire. Depicting the Rwandan refugee crisis, the story focuses on how political instability has affected the gorillas domain in this spectacular region. Winner of the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival, Best Animal Portrait, 1996 Winner of Wildscreen, Best Animal Portrait.Directed by Bruce Davidson, produced by Survival Anglia Ltd. 1996, 51 min.