Kenya conservation film ‘Rhino’ to screen African premiere in Nairobi
Directed by Tom Martienssen and narrated by Academy Award nominee Tom Hardy, ‘Rhino’ takes audiences into the frontline of rhino conservation. The post Kenya conservation film ‘Rhino’ to screen African premiere in Nairobi appeared first on KBC Digital .
Nairobi will host the African premiere of the documentary, 'Rhino,' on September 26th, marking Kenya's World Rhino Day celebrations. Directed by Tom Martienssen and narrated by Oscar-nominee Tom Hardy, the movie provides an intimate look at the people responsible for one of Kenya's most successful conservation stories. The film will showcase the hard work of rangers, veterinarians, conservation teams, and communities striving to protect the endangered rhino.
The premiere will take place at Trademark Hotel, Nairobi, and is organized in partnership with conservation-focused organizations such as Ol Pejeta, Borana, and Lewa Wildlife Conservancies. Kenya Wildlife Service Director General Professor Erustus Kanga will be the Guest of Honour, while broadcaster TerryAnne Chebet will host the event.
The evening will also include music by Moso Pal, a silent auction, and a display of local Kenyan products. This event serves to highlight Kenya's global leadership in rhino conservation, which has been achieved through the collective efforts of wildlife authorities, conservancies, scientists, and local communities.
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