This is a must see documentary about the desperate battle to save the elephant from extinction, and at the same time save some remnants of the beautiful natural heritage of a planet for future generations. We say we love our children, but what kind of world are we leaving them. See the front line defenders of these majestic beasts in some of Africa's leading game parks, as well as dedicated investigators and campaigners around the world, bravely trying to stop the criminal and barbaric syndicates from plying their deadly trade.

Very good about an unspoken problem, we live in a world where people care more about how they look and what they can buy than actually solving real problems we create.

Documentary film seen on the 10th to the 11th of March 2021.

Personally, I am thankful for the release of this movie, as it will open the eyes of everyone around the world to put an end to the terrible murder of Elephants. I did a school project after watching this film and found a lot more interesting information about this problem. One of my favorite parts was all of the undercover work. Everyone that was involved with finding who was in charge were amazing. Everything in the move matches up perfectly with all of my research, and there truly is no better movie that addresses this problem. Another reason to watch the film is mainly to put in perspective for people the amount of Ivory husks that are being traded illegally. The amount is so alarming, and just to picture how many elephants are being killed is outstanding. If the same pace of killing is kept, there will no longer be any North African Elephants, and the population will never have a chance again. As the movie addresses the problem many times as it now or never, it truly is. If nothing is fixed, then that will be the end for Elephants in Africa. Lastly, one scene everyone needs to see is when they burn all of the Ivory. Hopefully the ban on ivory trade works this time. Watch the movie!