Award-winning 1-hour blue chip documentary commissioned by the BBC "Natural World" strand in co-production with Animal Plane, First Broadcast January 2002. Due to popular demand it is still being broadcast worldwide.
This intimate film recreates the dramatic events in the life of “Newky” - an African Wild Dog. It is a poignant tale of struggle, endurance and triumph, and of one dog’s extraordinary spirit and the will to win through against almost impossible odds. An emotionally powerful true story that highlights the challenges facing one of the world's most endangered carnivores. For more about the film and our experiences click here
The story is told by Dr Tico McNutt who has spent 2 decades in Botswana fighting for the survival of this critically endangered carnivore. For more information on Dr Tico McNutt and Botswana's Wild Dogs click here The film garnered several awards:
International Wildlife Film Festival, Missoula, 2003- Best ‘Wildlife & Human Interaction
International Wildlife Film Festival, Missoula, 2003- Best ‘Newcomer’ Award”
Royal Television Society, RTS Awards, 2002 - Nominated Finalist
International Wildlife Film Festival, Albert, France, 2003 - Nominated Finalist
Naturvision International Film Festival, Germany, 2003 - Nominated Finalist
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